January 24 2026 4pm-10pm. Low-Light Shooting Techniques Course
Most real-world defensive encounters don’t happen in bright daylight—they happen in low-visibility environments. This course is designed to give you the skills and confidence to safely and effectively operate your firearm when the lights go down.
In this hands-on, performance-based course, students will learn how to identify threats, move, and make accurate decisions in low-light and no-light conditions while maintaining strict firearm safety.
What You’ll Learn
Principles of low-light engagements
Flashlight selection and setup (handheld vs weapon-mounted)
Proper flashlight techniques and angles
Target identification vs. target confirmation
Shooting, moving, and reloading in reduced light
Managing stress and decision-making in darkness
Avoiding common low-light mistakes that cause safety issues
Who This Course Is For
Responsible armed citizens
Concealed carriers
Home defense minded individuals
Students who have completed a basic pistol course and want to advance their skills
This is not a beginner firearms safety class—students should already be comfortable with safe gun handling, drawing, and basic marksmanship.
Equipment Needed
Majority of this course will be focused on Handgun. Rifle will be covered at the end of the course. We ask if you want to partake in the rifle portion your rifle must be suppressed.
Handgun (with or without weapon-mounted light)
Suppressed Rifle with WML (if partaking in rifle portion)
Handheld flashlight (recommended even if using a WML)
Headlamp
2 Glowsticks or Glowstick alternatives
Quality holster (no Serpa-style holsters)
Minimum of 500 rounds of handgun ammunition
Minimum of 200 rounds of rifle ammunition
Eye & ear protection
Why Train Low-Light?
Because you don’t get to choose the lighting when it matters most.
Train with purpose. Train with confidence. Train for reality.
January 24 2026 4pm-10pm. Low-Light Shooting Techniques Course
Most real-world defensive encounters don’t happen in bright daylight—they happen in low-visibility environments. This course is designed to give you the skills and confidence to safely and effectively operate your firearm when the lights go down.
In this hands-on, performance-based course, students will learn how to identify threats, move, and make accurate decisions in low-light and no-light conditions while maintaining strict firearm safety.
What You’ll Learn
Principles of low-light engagements
Flashlight selection and setup (handheld vs weapon-mounted)
Proper flashlight techniques and angles
Target identification vs. target confirmation
Shooting, moving, and reloading in reduced light
Managing stress and decision-making in darkness
Avoiding common low-light mistakes that cause safety issues
Who This Course Is For
Responsible armed citizens
Concealed carriers
Home defense minded individuals
Students who have completed a basic pistol course and want to advance their skills
This is not a beginner firearms safety class—students should already be comfortable with safe gun handling, drawing, and basic marksmanship.
Equipment Needed
Majority of this course will be focused on Handgun. Rifle will be covered at the end of the course. We ask if you want to partake in the rifle portion your rifle must be suppressed.
Handgun (with or without weapon-mounted light)
Suppressed Rifle with WML (if partaking in rifle portion)
Handheld flashlight (recommended even if using a WML)
Headlamp
2 Glowsticks or Glowstick alternatives
Quality holster (no Serpa-style holsters)
Minimum of 500 rounds of handgun ammunition
Minimum of 200 rounds of rifle ammunition
Eye & ear protection
Why Train Low-Light?
Because you don’t get to choose the lighting when it matters most.
Train with purpose. Train with confidence. Train for reality.
