Lights & Home Defense: Firearm Safety Rule 4 in Action
It is a supremely bad idea to break the fourth rule of firearm safety, “Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.” This is why incorporating lights in your home-defense setup is paramount.
Rule Four in Self-Defense: Bullets On and Beyond Your Target
Col. Jeff Cooper's list of safety rules includes, "Be sure of your target and what is behind it." In a self-defense scenario, this can be difficult to apply, but it's critical. Here are Sheriff Jim's thoughts on it.
The Importance of Using Lights for Home Defense
It is a supremely bad idea to break the fourth rule of firearm safety, “Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.” This is why incorporating lights in your home-defense setup is paramount.
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I Carry Spotlight: Gun Belts for Everyday Carry | An Official Journal Of The NRA
- America's 1st Freedom | VIDEO: A1F Editor Features in I Carry for Shooting Illustrated
- Shooting Illustrated | I Carry: Nomad9 Serialized Frame with Rival Arms Slide and Trijicon SRO in a JM Custom Kydex Holster
- Shooting Illustrated | I Carry: Springfield Armory Hellcat in a Wright Leather Works Holster
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