Date and Time
Tuesday Nov 3, 2026
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM EST
November 3
6-7PM
Location
Decision Tactical
430 Towne Center Cir, Sanford, FL 32771 (Noth Orlando Area)
Fees/Admission
FREE to Attend - Please RSVP
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/low-light-shooting-free-seminar-decision-tactical-tickets-1999036754746?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true
Description
Low-light is where most real-world encounters happen. Learn how to safely and effectively use a defensive handgun in reduced visibility.
Most defensive encounters don’t happen in perfect lighting—they happen in the dark.
This Low Light Shooting Seminar is designed to give you the foundational knowledge and practical understanding needed to safely and effectively operate a defensive handgun in low- and no-light conditions. In reduced visibility, your ability to identify threats, use proper lighting, and make sound decisions becomes even more critical.
This FREE seminar focuses on building confidence and awareness in environments where vision, reaction time, and decision-making are all impacted.
What You’ll Learn
- Why low-light training is critical for personal protection
- How low light affects vision, depth perception, and target acquisition
- Essential safety protocols for low-light environments
- Proper selection and use of illumination tools (handheld and weapon-mounted)
- Effective illumination techniques
- Target identification and engagement in reduced visibility
- Malfunction clearing and reloading under stress and limited light
What to Expect
This seminar combines instruction with practical application to help you better understand how to operate in low-light scenarios. You’ll gain insight into real-world challenges and learn techniques that improve both safety and effectiveness.
This course is designed to be accessible and valuable for a wide range of experience levels.
Who This Is For
- Individuals interested in personal protection
- Firearm owners looking to build confidence in low-light conditions
- Anyone wanting to better understand real-world defensive scenarios