Videos tagged with Handheld Flashlight

This video from the "I Carry" series showcases the Springfield Armory 1911 DS Prodigy Compact 9mm pistol, highlighting its features and suitability for concealed carry. The description details its compact size, reduced grip and barrel length compared to its full-size counterpart, and a capacity of 15 rounds. It also mentions the pistol's compatibility with the Agency Optics System for optics mounting and its comparison to the Glock G19 in terms of size and weight. The video also features the Henry Holsters Cipher holster and a Streamlight Macrostream USB flashlight as part of the everyday carry setup. The video promotes joining the NRA.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Modlite Multi-Mode handheld flashlight, specifically the PLHV2 18650 model. The reviewer demonstrates how to program the flashlight, including accessing admin mode, and compares it to other flashlights. The review also covers compatible holster pouches, competing products, and other relevant considerations for tactical lighting users. Additionally, the creator shares links to a Molle belt locking clip, their Amazon store, and other social media platforms, encouraging viewer support through likes, subscriptions, and shares.

This video discusses the practical application of mounting a flashlight on a firearm, questioning its true benefit beyond mere illumination. It covers limitations, safety concerns like accidental activation, and contrasts mounted lights with traditional handheld flashlight techniques, including the 'hammer grip' method. The description also promotes a gun giveaway and membership to the USCCA, highlighting its benefits and referral program.

This video from TRB Training emphasizes the crucial role of a handheld flashlight in firearm proficiency. It highlights the importance of target identification before engaging, stressing that a flashlight is a key tool for responsible gun ownership and tactical application. The description promotes consistent training and links to TRB Training's website and social media, including a specific mention of their Orange County CCW permit course and a partnership with USCCA for a FREE Concealed Carry Guide.

This YouTube video from RTT: Guns & Gear focuses on comparing various Streamlight handheld and pocket-carry flashlights. The description includes links to support the channel, affiliate links for Werkz Holster and Gatorz Glasses (with a discount code), and contact information for business inquiries. The video emphasizes its educational purpose, stating that reviews are based on personal experience and do not facilitate sales. It also clarifies that no firearms are sold on the channel and all live firing is conducted safely by professionals.

This video reviews the Olight X9R Marauder, a powerful handheld flashlight boasting an impressive 25,000 lumens. The description highlights its multiple power settings, battery indicator, and quick recharge capabilities via AC or DC power. It's presented as a valuable tool for various outdoor activities like off-roading, overlanding, and hunting, emphasizing its ability to illuminate large areas for safety or enjoyment. Affiliate links and a discount code for the Olight store are provided, along with links to the Tactical Rifleman website, Patreon, Amazon shop, and social media.

This video addresses a specific low-light shooting technique, focusing on the optimal placement of a handheld flashlight in a defensive scenario. Former Marine and SWAT Sergeant Jason Redding shares his preferred method, offering practical insights for firearm owners interested in enhancing their preparedness for low-light situations. The content aims to educate viewers on a nuanced aspect of tactical shooting, encouraging further professional instruction.

This video features former SWAT member and 3-Gun National Champion Joe Farewell discussing low-light shooting techniques. The focus is on practical application for self-defense, specifically how to effectively utilize a handheld flashlight in conjunction with firearm use during periods of reduced visibility. The video aims to educate viewers on essential defensive shooting skills for challenging lighting conditions.

This video focuses on the critical role of flashlights, particularly weapon lights, for effective firearm use in various scenarios like home defense, competition, and low-light shooting. Hosts Josh and Bill Quirk delve into essential flashlight characteristics such as lumens, output, throw, spill, hot spots, and battery types. They aim to guide viewers in selecting the best lighting solution for their specific needs and applications, emphasizing that it's more complex than just choosing the brightest option.

This video, 'Daily Defense #18: Gun-Mounted Lights,' discusses the advantages of using weapon-mounted lights for self-defense, particularly during nighttime emergencies. It highlights how modern pistols often have provisions for attaching these lights, which come in various sizes suitable for different firearms like compact EDC pistols and larger home-defense guns. The description emphasizes that while weapon lights are beneficial, they don't replace handheld flashlights for initial threat identification. The importance of considering holster compatibility and the need for additional training to effectively use weapon-mounted lights in real-world scenarios are also noted. Cost is mentioned as a significant factor in selecting a quality light.

This video is a comprehensive review of the Thrunite TC20, a powerful 3800-lumen tactical flashlight. The reviewer discusses its design, ergonomics, and the Cree XHP70.2 LED emitter, noting its performance and beam characteristics, including tint shift mitigated by a textured reflector. The TC20 is presented as a good general-purpose flashlight for non-pocket EDC use, offering a complete package with battery, charging cable, and holster. The video also includes special offers and a call to action for viewers to like, share, comment, and subscribe.

This Gunsumer Report video reviews the Olight M2R Pro Warrior, a rechargeable flashlight that can function as both a handheld and weapon-mounted light. The reviewer, Andrew, expresses his intention to critically evaluate the flashlight, hinting at potential bias. The video promotes TNVC and ARFCOM's merchandise, with links to their social media profiles. Notably, no firearms, ammunition, or related accessories are sold or linked within the video or its description, and the content strictly adheres to YouTube's community guidelines.