Point it at a personNo dog in this fight, but I can't shine a light in my house without hitting a wall I don't think.
More light is better...Didnt know enough evolution of our vision system has happened to keep up with modern advances in lighting to accommodate for the sudden introduction of 1k+ lumens in a small room environment to also not blind the user and disrupt their own vision temporarily
Obviously, but is it tight enough focus to still not get bounce back off a wall?Point it at a person
That depends on the light, there's so many out there I can't say what say, an olight for example may do.Obviously, but is it tight enough focus to still not get bounce back off a wall?
ETA: i liked cycleguys response.
Start low (I'm not messy, I just tactically leave clothes on my floor to reduce reflection), then bring it up to your target.That depends on the light, there's so many out there I can't say what say, an olight for example may do.
A surefire m600df has quite a bit of flood, and it doesn't cause washout, or blind you.
It's not like you're pointing it at a mirror
More light is better...
You may squint, but you will BLIND the fellow looking directly into it. I don't think you will meet anyone who does building searches or entry who thinks less light is better.
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Very happy with my streamlights as well. My Surefire is "nicer" but not sure its really all that much nicer...
Currently running a Streamlight HL-X on a BCM offset mount and Cloud Defensive pressure switch mount. The Cloud Defensive mount is key to getting wires tucked away with out straps or zip ties. Marketing has gotten us to focus on lumens but the real issue is candela. Candela measures luminous power per unit solid angle emitted by a light source in a particular direction. In essence, it's how "bright" a light is at a certain point. Lumens are for ads. Candela is the actual brightness.
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I ain't a lawyer, but damn, I'd retract that one.Anybody that comes in that door at night gets shot. Not going to take the time to turn on a gun light.
I ain't a lawyer, but damn, I'd retract that one.
I ain't a lawyer, but damn, I'd retract that one.
The way things are nowadays the less I'll describe on the internet what I would do in a given situation.Context matters and defendants do get the choice to testify. Gotta get charges first though; and that can be hard to make happen here, even with the most zealous DA.