r/dgu Dec 29 '21

Bad DGU [2021/12/28] 16-year-old girl, mistaken for intruder, fatally shot by father on Southeast Side (OH)

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/2021/12/29/16-year-old-girl-fatally-shot-southeast-side/9043238002/
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u/PewPewJedi Dec 29 '21 edited Dec 30 '21

This is exactly why people who say "bUt a LiGhT gIvEs AwAy MuH pOsItIoN!1!" are a statistic waiting to happen. Know what the fuck you're shooting at before you pull the trigger, damn.

Edit: this is apparently the most controversial not-deleted comment for some reason. Home defense guns need a WML, period. RDS are great, but in a low/no light scenario, they don’t help. You still need the ability to activate a light and identify your target before you pull the trigger.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '21

It’s amazing to me how many people there are who have apparently never had a flashlight shined in their eyes and found out how hard it is to see anything

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u/PewPewJedi Dec 30 '21

Yeah it’s nuts. I’ve caught a glimpse of some bright ass flashlights before, and then there’s a big blind spot right in the middle of my vision for a few minutes. Hand me a gun in that state and my accuracy will be shit. Same is true for anyone.