Vp9 + light

[fritztkatt]

Probably far enough to create a real headache for your defense attorney.

True that LOL. It's advertised for longer range/focused beam, no? That's why I ask.

If your light is bright enough, you might be able to see the elusive mall ninja...

[Ronin2]

True that LOL. It's advertised for longer range/focused beam, no? That's why I ask.

If your light is bright enough, you might be able to see the elusive mall ninja...

Its the mall ninja who has the artificial sun mounted on his "concealed carry handgun"......

When was the last time you ever saw a "professional" (LEO/military) with a light on an "off duty", carry weapon??

Mall Ninja's and Internet gunslingers.... Not so much ..

[whyzee429]

It obviously isn't going to fit my carry holster, but it's not my concealed carry gun anyway.
However, I'd imagine most self defense scenarios happen in dimly lit areas, so to me it would make since to have a light on your carry gun. Night sights don't seem like they'd do much if you can't see the threat.
Just my .02 in this friendly debate.


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[fritztkatt]

It obviously isn't going to fit my carry holster, but it's not my concealed carry gun anyway.
However, I'd imagine most self defense scenarios happen in dimly lit areas, so to me it would make since to have a light on your carry gun. Night sights don't seem like they'd do much if you can't see the threat.
Just my .02 in this friendly debate.

That's what I'm saying. They do make holsters for attached lights. Not too much more if it's kydex/hybrid.

[VL221]

I highly prefer the TLR-1 with strobe. Only $5 more.