Make Ready with Mike Boyle: Low Light Threat Management
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About Video
Concealed carry and self-defense doesn’t happen just during the day. Being able to defend yourself in low light scenarios is a critical skillset. In Low Light Threat Management, Mike Boyle reviews the importance of training in low light, human performance in low light, gear, hand-held and weapon mounted lights, lasers, night sights, conditions of readiness with a flashlight, shooting drills, and more. Mike Boyle has been a firearms and use of force instructor for 37 years. He served with New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife, Bureau of Law Enforcement where he held the rank of Captain. He was the primary trainer of his agency for 22 years and is certified instructor in multiple firearms, chemical agent, impact weapon and empty hand disciplines. Mike has been an assistant police academy director and an adviser to the Police Training Commission on firearms training issues. He continues to maintain his certification as a police academy rangemaster and firearms instructor and his responsibilities include providing basic training as well as instructor level courses.
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Seppo –
Nice presentation of the subject; given the length of the film there was not as much content that I had wished. The instructor is likable and the film is fun to wath.
danielteolijr –
Boyle makes a good point at the beginning as to why train in the dark. Criminals like to hide in the dark to commit crime and night skills are different than day skills when it comes to shooting.
About half of DVD is background info and a review of flash lights, holsters and gun light / laser sites, etc. Then more of the techniques for using small tactical lights with guns. Never thought about shooting your hand or wrist in the dark, but he brought my attention to that possibility with wrong technique . Just that training was worth the DVD price.
It is not a video where he goes in a dark house and clears the rooms. It is all outside. Mostly daylight and some night scenes. If you use a Streamlight light / laser sight on your gun you can also use it as a less than lethal weapon option. The TLR-2′ lasers are pretty bright and can cause eye discomfort or blindness. Especially the green laser. (But that’s my idea, not his.) Boyle also goes into lots of philosophy about gun handling, attitude, etc. Overall a good video and you get your money’s worth.