Low-light (Night) Shooting

Low-light shooting will be introduced in this class using independent flashlight techniques and optional weapon mounted lights.

Prerequisite: Successful completion of a level 2 handgun course from BAFT or equivalent from a BAFT recognized school. Current LE/MIL exempt.

Subjects covered include:

• How light affects the human eye

• Discuss effective use of available light and darkness

• Discuss lighting principles

• Introduction to handheld and handgun mounted flashlight techniques.

  • two non-supported handheld flashlight techniques

  • five supported handheld flashlight techniques

  • two two-handed flashlight techniques

• Utilizing each of the above techniques on the range

• Identification of your personal selected techniques

• Range practice using your preferred handheld techniques

Goal

This class is designed to introduce the student to multiple flashlight techniques so they can identify which technique(s) work for them and then provide additional range time utilizing those techniques so they are well grounded in the practical application of those techniques.

and optional weapons-mounted lights. We will also build on the skills learned in the Level 2 class (or equivalent) to further develop shooting skills. This is a intermediate level course that emphasizes safety while learning new flashlight techniques.

Equipment Needed

• 300 rounds of range ammo

• Cleaned and Oiled Handgun

• Ear Protection (preferable electronic)

• Eye Protection

• Flashlight with extra batteries

• Leather gun belt (or other appropriate material)

• Leather or Kydex (strong –side) belt (preferred) or inside the waistband Holster Note: the holster MUST cover the trigger and trigger guard.

• Magazine pouch

• minimum of three magazines

• Weapon-mounted light optional

Weather appropriate clothing for and outdoor range.