You have taken gun training courses. You know how to hold a gun. You understand proper stance for gun use. You can even hit a moving target with your bullet. You’re awesome. You spend a bunch of time at the shooting range, perfecting your shooting skills. And then the shooting range closes. Satisfied, you walk outside of the well lit facility and realize that things look a little different at night. Your vision is affected as your pupils try to drag in every bit of light that they can. You realize it. You can shoot just fine in broad daylight or under the glow of sixty watt bulbs. But what about now? Even though you have just spent a day spraying bullets into targets, you walk to the car feeling a bit uneasy in the darkness. (more…)