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by Ozzman » Mon Jun 26, 2017 6:28 pm
Very nice indeed.
I only mention the light because they can be a useful tool, or a terrible liability. First, I am not saying you are wrong here, and as long as you like it then by all means go for it.... and second, I believe any home defense weapon should have a light. Any item that can help you identify a target at 3 a.m., half asleep, and in the dark is a huge plus especially when there is no room for any mistakes.
As you may have guessed by now I do not use my AR 15 for home defense or indoor practice, primarily because I have children in other rooms and neighbors (that I like) that live with relatively close proximity. Thus, none of my AR's have lights on them for that reason because I believe that if I fire it indoors it will not only "open a can" on the guy, but also on everything else behind them including objects outside I do not want to hit. For anything indoors, and at night I practice with shotgun or pistol for those instances.
As far as liability goes, I have read that lights are a no-no when outdoors also. I would imagine that at night, a light shining in the darkness is a large shiny target for all to see. Thus, I have never seen the need for a light on an AR, or any rifle.
Nice DelTon.
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