In our firearms training classes we teach that you must be able to operate and run (including loading, reloading, and malfunction clearing) your firearm in the dark as well as the day. The initial logic behind this is that the probability of an encounter with a perpetrator of a crime is higher in low light than broad day light, depending on your environment, and your specific circumstances. But actually there is a far better reason than just the low light factor.

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