Flashlight Tactics | Back to Basics

Are those the ultra range pro vans ? Thinking about grabbing a pair lol

Please make a video for a weapon attached light.

LOL! My dad was a Marine in Vietnam then a Cop for years after that, and I remember him teaching That “closing one eye trick” to gain an advantage in my natural “night vision “ when I was probably ’bout 8 or 9 🤣… As well as how to “walk point” while scanning for threats with my semi-auto .22 at around the same age. Lol, 👊!!

Please do a video on the flashlights that you guys use

Solid info! Thank you sir.

I found a small dive light that is high, low, and absolutely blinding bright and fast strobe. Great against an opponent. Great info.

What is the song at the end does someone know ?

Mouth method for holding a light works as well...🍻

Not taking advise from a guy using a $5 zoomie light. Get a good gear if you want people to take you serious

Sunglasses for reverse night vision goggles?

Would love to see a durability test on the fieldcraft flashlight!

Great topic and presentation! Thank you very much!!

👍always good and instructive for civilian and must advanced for secure and self protection good job my friend Greg for partage your great expérience always very good video Gooood Roll 🤙🤙🤙🤙(🫢salutations at Lily 🫡🫶🏻)

I'll just use stream light that's on my pistol thank you.

Really like how you've decorated your house brother!!

This guy was a cop for like 4 years in a shithole area where they hire anyone who has a pulse. The fact that people take advice from him is astounding.

Good video

I think they make lights that will attach to the gun, thereby keeping your hands free to actually shoot the gun. That may not be the latest in tacticool though; I wouldn't know.

Not to be confused with Fleshlight techniques...

Like that video content!

Thanks for the video. Good info for when the WML fails.

I have as Thyrm Switchback ring on my Shurefire 6PX single output light. Before that, I was taught to put the light in my mouth. Put the light in your armpit or under your chin, move either, drop the light! Bad idea! Those cords ain't much help either. Well getting them on is the hard part. there going to be colllapsed flat & ya gotta wiggle your finger into the loop!

You show the "Harries Technique" wrong. The "Harries" is what you called the "Weaver".

So, let me get this straight... I'm going to walk into a room looking for a threat and use an umbrella lighting technique to look around the room...? I'll have to pass on this...

before I start watching this video....do I really need to hear about how I've been using a flashlight all wrong my whole life?

Lemme try to recap... Use the Harries technique (actually Rogers) or Weaver (actually Harries) depending on which way you're going around a corner. Put the light under your chin to reload. Use your light to hit someone even though you have a gun. And don't forget to use a proper "tactical" light like that gas-station zoomie that he has. Fieldcraft is really phoning it in these days 😵‍💫

Awesome job on The Real AF,

Most importantly, I personally appreciate the fact that he’s not using a weapon mounted light on a pistol. Thereby using the gun as a search light. Something only Alec Baldwin would do.

What flashlight course would you recommend?

Great advice telling viewers to seek out formal low light training. For the majority who won’t for various reasons, you produced and excellent basic skills video. Anyone who at least practices these techniques will be a step further ahead. I make combat rings out of two rubber grommets - one as close to two inches in diameter as possible for the finger, and the other about twice the diameter of the light body. I encourage people to consider walking at night with the light already to g in their support hands. That makes them ready for an almost instant response when a challenge gets within threat distance. They can then decide whether to wash the ceiling or floor, or to put light directly on the subject - and to execute distance gaining movement when the challenge is suddenly suffering from diminished night vision.

Lumens over candelas. Put the Candela nonsense to rest.

Interesting he's using a Tiger ring on his light. Those were popular in the early 2000's. Surprised they are coming back.