Weapon Mounted Lights

This week, Ernest Langdon, from Langdon Tactical, talks about having a secondary light source if you carry a firearm with a mounted light.  A mounted light without a doubt allows you to shoot better in low light environments, but it also requires you to point your weapon at everything you are illuminating.  Having a secondary light will allow you to use the light without ever drawing your weapon, or without pointing your weapon at unintended targets.

Ernest Langdon has over 30 years of experience in the firearms industry as a business professional, firearms instructor, and gunsmith. Several firearms manufacturers have consulted with Mr. Langdon on product design and development, and his innovative ideas have helped these manufacturers to more quickly and cost efficiently meet the needs of their customers. Having spent 12 years of active duty in the United States Marine Corps, Langdon served in Panama, Cuba, the Philippines and the Persian Gulf. Ernest is a California POST Certified Firearms Instructor and graduate of 40 formal shooting schools and 4 anti-terrorism schools with instructor certifications from the FBI, NRA, US Army, US Marine Corps. Ernest has over 25 years of competitive shooting experience and has a Grand Master rating in USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) and is a Distinguished Master in IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) with 10 National Championships and 2 World Speed Shooting Titles.