Weapon Lights on EDC and Full Sized, Pros and Cons!

In this video, we dive deep into the pros and cons of using weapon lights on your firearms. Whether you're considering adding a light to your rifle or handgun, it's crucial to understand the advantages and potential drawbacks. From tactical benefits like improved target identification to potential issues like revealing your position, we cover everything you need to know!
🔹 Pros of Weapon Lights:
Enhanced visibility in low-light situations
Better target acquisition
A useful tool for home defense and tactical operations
🔹 Cons of Weapon Lights:
Potential to give away your position
Extra weight and bulk on your firearm
Training needed for effective use
Join us as we explore whether a weapon light is right for you and your setup. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if you found this video helpful!
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[@SOTGMarine]

You had better have identified your target… before you draw your gun…
It is brandishing a firearm at best, and in most States, assault with a deadly weapon.
Not to mention, that you might be pointing your gun at another firearm carrying person, and you just gave them justification to use deadly force against you…
Using a WML to identify a threat is reckless and dangerous…

[@spoonwithmewow]

Having a handheld light and a WML aren't mutually exclusive.
They mention your point at 5:37 and again at 10-11 min. They literally say, "you don't want to have a loaded gun pointing at anything not knowing what it is."
Also, humans aren't the only threat depending on where you live / what you do. If I hear a big cat or bear nearby or on a trail, I definitely want two hands on the firearm and a WML.
Edit: I wholly agree with you if people are using their WML like they would a handheld, that's just poor decision making.
Thanks for the video!