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Originally Posted by TacOfficer
The training I have received does teach keeping the light forward as possible, to reduce the shadow. This is mitigated by the secure gun rack we have in our vehicles which limits having anything past the front sight post. I keep the front of my light flush with the FSB.
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Exactly.
The shadow is more of a function of how far the light is from the muzzle and how close to the barrel it is mounted than anything else. Barrel length is a factor as well.
I definitely do not advocate anything on the rail at 12:00 other than sights or an optic unless it is very low profile, like an ATPIAL.
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