Although I respect him, I don't agree with him on a lot of things. Namely (and lately) his opinions on pistol mounted optics and weapons mounted lights. For PMO's, your mileage may vary. A lot of negative opinions coming from people who haven't put in the time on them or realize that they do have weaknesses (i.e. failure of the optic itself) and need to train for that. For the WML's, I don't normally carry a gun with one unless a certain situation arises like I'm spending a great deal of time in the dark in certain situations or my bedside gun. I do however always carry a some form of EDC light, even during the day. My house is normally dark (and more so at night) and some places I'm in can be pitch black or really dark even during the day. Anyway, I enjoy the conversations this is bringing up.Search found 1 match
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LOL! Hackathorn sure is stirring up the hornets nest of opinions lately Although I respect him, I don't agree with him on a lot of things. Namely (and lately) his opinions on pistol mounted optics and weapons mounted lights. For PMO's, your mileage may vary. A lot of negative opinions coming from people who haven't put in the time on them or realize that they do have weaknesses (i.e. failure of the optic itself) and need to train for that. For the WML's, I don't normally carry a gun with one unless a certain situation arises like I'm spending a great deal of time in the dark in certain situations or my bedside gun. I do however always carry a some form of EDC light, even during the day. My house is normally dark (and more so at night) and some places I'm in can be pitch black or really dark even during the day. Anyway, I enjoy the conversations this is bringing up.
Although I respect him, I don't agree with him on a lot of things. Namely (and lately) his opinions on pistol mounted optics and weapons mounted lights. For PMO's, your mileage may vary. A lot of negative opinions coming from people who haven't put in the time on them or realize that they do have weaknesses (i.e. failure of the optic itself) and need to train for that. For the WML's, I don't normally carry a gun with one unless a certain situation arises like I'm spending a great deal of time in the dark in certain situations or my bedside gun. I do however always carry a some form of EDC light, even during the day. My house is normally dark (and more so at night) and some places I'm in can be pitch black or really dark even during the day. Anyway, I enjoy the conversations this is bringing up.