[P95Carry]

329 tangle, LOL :biggrin: !

Must say - I'd like to do more subdued light shooting - tho I am lucky in as much as, one fairly local range when empty of folks on a weekday late afternoon/ early eve, does make for some interest as light fades. No limitation in that respect.

I have used the CT's in near dark to very good effect - leaving aside target ID (another major point) a faint sillhouette is quickly nailed with CT's :smile:

At my IDPA club we hold an annual competition which is a night shoot - VERY interesting that is - and no aids allowed. Light is just real dim from some fairly distant sodium lights. Quite a challenge.

 

[Tangle]

A lot of folks get bent out of shape about laser sights and night sights for that matter and start screaming about target/threat ID. But there's all kinds of circumstances and lighting where lasers and night sights are appropriate.

For a short period at sunset, you can easily ID a target but can't see your sights against a dark shirt, etc. The CTs are one solution and night sights are another. If one stays alert he will notice all kinds of lighting where it would be easy to ID a target in but hard to see sights. There are times that you only need to ID your target by its presence because you know he's the only other person around. I prefer night sights in that case because I don't emit any light that betrays my position or presence.

And, man, what a great thing you guys do for IDPA.