Summary
A recent article argues that a handheld flashlight should remain the primary low-light tool for concealed carriers, while a weapon-mounted light (WML) should serve as a secondary option. The article emphasizes that handheld lights allow users to identify potential threats without pointing a firearm at them. It also warns that switching from a handheld light to a WML can cost valuable time, reduce visibility, and require complex movements under stress. WMLs still offer benefits in one-handed situations, home defense, and certain carrying setups. The author recommends simple lights with strong output, prioritizing candela over excessive lumens, and stresses regular training to develop reliable low-light and one-handed shooting skills.
Concealed Carry
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