An often under trained in and certainly under practiced shooting skill is the shooting within a low light environment or the use of a flashlight while shooting. Unfortunately however, the vast majority of situations where a personal firearm is most likely to be needed or used will be within a reduced light environment.

This program begins with classroom instruction and then moves out the the range at dusk.

Some of the core elements of this program of instruction include:

• Safety Considerations Related To Low Light Shooting
• Target Identification / Acquisition
• The Principles of Combat Marksmanship
• The Effects of Light / Darkness & Muzzle Flash on The Human Eye
• Selecting A Tactical Flashlight
• Target Acquisition / Identification Within Reduced Light Environments
• Methods of Handheld Flashlight Deployments
• Mounted vs. Hanheld Flashlights
• Primary Flashlight Applications
• Principles of Low Light Tactics and Techniques
• More

Required Equipment:

• Primary Handgun (9mm or Above Calibers Only)
• Secondary Handgun Recommended In Case Of Catastrophic Failure Of Primary
• 4 Magazines (8 Recommended) / 4 Magazines (8 Recommended For Secondary)
• On The Waist (OTW) Holster (Master Side Only – NO CROSS DRAW)
• A Sturdy Belt
• Double On The Waist (OTW) Magazine Pouch
• A Push Button Actuated Flashlight & Spare Batteries
• A Backup Push Button Actuated Flashlight & Spare Batteries
• Closed Toe Footwear, Brimmed Hat, Long Sleeve Shirt, Pants (NO SHORTS)
• Inclement Weather Gear
• Personal Hydration System (Highly Recommended)
• Wrap Around Eye / Ear Protection
• Insect Repellent
• Note Book (Pocket) and Pen For Note Taking
• 300 Rnds Ammunition

For additional information, please contact us at: info@greywolfconsulting.us or 203.924.1784

Instructor: Brian S. Williams