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Jon Dufresne is a former US Army Ranger and now teaches firearms full time. Part of Jon’s curriculum focuses on low light shooting and shooting with night vision. An often overlooked aspect of self-defense and law enforcement operations is developing the skills needed to succeed in low light and no light situations. Jon and I go deep into the technical aspects of low light so bring your notepad… Read more and listen #nighttime #jondufresne #lumens #mochabear #firearmsnation #

In psychology, maturity is the ability to respond to the environment in an appropriate manner. Maturity also encompasses being aware of the correct time and location to behave and knowing when to act, according to the circumstances. Shooter Maturity is the experience and cognitive capacity to comprehend concepts depending on situations and the given topics. This is something I believe needs to be addressed. Shooter maturity is something that separates the real professionals f

We all carry things in our pockets, bags, and/or vehicles on a regular basis. These tools depend on who and where you are: Who you are: Civilian, Law Enforcement, Military, "Analyst", etc. Where you are or go frequently: Work, travel, at home, etc. I state the above because I want to emphasize that not one way works for every person. We all are different in many ways. We live life differently, wear different clothes, need different tools. The things that are carried every

Jon Dufresne is a former Army Ranger and now a firearms instructor. He teaches for both Sage Dynamics and Frank Proctor (who was an instructor on the 2016 Shooter’s Summit.) Jon’s focus as an instructor is not only on fundamentals but low light techniques and emergency tactical care. In todays podcast you’ll learn why more lumens (that’s the rating on flashlights) is better when you need to fight at night, the danger of setting up your gear wrong, and answering the question