Surefire x300

[tsoiky]

Wanna test the surefire on the Glock and practice at home. One question comes up is... How you operate the surefire? In a home defense situation, I don't think we should turn on the light all the time. If I use the trigger finger to turn on the light ie... at a corner, isn't it will be too late to fire the gun when there is a threat?

Should I use the support hand/thumb to operate the light? Is there a better way?


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[Ronin2]

Wanna test the surefire on the Glock and practice at home. One question comes up is... How you operate the surefire? In a home defense situation, I don't think we should turn on the light all the time. If I use the trigger finger to turn on the light ie... at a corner, isn't it will be too late to fire the gun when there is a threat?

Should I use the support hand/thumb to operate the light? Is there a better way?


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Use the index finger of your support hand...

[l8apex]

Most common technique is the thumb of support hand for thumbs forward grip. Best to get to a reputable low light class where you will have WMLs and hand helds and see what works for you.

[SDM44]

Get the DG-11 switch

[Erick Danielsen]

Most common technique is the thumb of support hand for thumbs forward grip. Best to get to a reputable low light class where you will have WMLs and hand helds and see what works for you.

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