The nice thing is the light shuts off and can be removed from the weapon easily.
The problem I have with your statement is that you cannot know if it is a crew or a crackhead or whatever. How long are you going to watch stealthily until you make that determination? Just because you see one guy and no others doesn't mean there aren't more somewhere that you can't hear or know about. How do you know there aren't people outside or in a car waiting? There are so many variables that no one solution is perfect, but at the end of the day, better to have the light than not.
While good points, how is an intruder (or family member) going to do their thing without any lights? It is doubtful that I will be creeping into a pitch black room full of intruders.Let me say up front, that I am enjoying this conversation. Many times on the internet it is difficult to fully understand one's intent or emotion when discussing things. So I just want all to know that in everything I say do I mean no disrespect to anyone and that I am enjoying having this discussion with others.
First off, you practicing is great, it does help and make a difference, I have done/do it as well. In my own house though.
My main issue is that so many people believe they will have this tactical advantage because it is their house and the burglar is incompetent or whatever. Problem is, most people when they get woken up in the middle of the night are scared shitless and have no clue what the hell is going on and are still drowsy and not clear-headed. Adding family members and pets into the mix is another level of craziness. Trying to sneak around to find out who or what is going on is a recipe for disaster for all involved.
. DA/SA's are USP's goods.
