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Thanks for the review Bill!

FOF is priceless training.

Your comment about Murphy's law is so true. We had a guy get a tooth chipped with a BB that went thru his facemask. Talk about freak accident.

Hopefully you'll get the chance to try out lowlight FOF next time. I learned quite a bit. It's one thing to have read a book on lowlight FOF... but executing the finer points takes practice. Flashlights are getting better by the day, but the experience taught me the importance of having a good flashlight and training your eye to pick up the proper cues. After missing a few BG's hiding in the dark I came to the realization that it doens't matter how long you spend on the range if you don't see your adversary.