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- SureFire Field Notes is a multi-segment informational video series with tips and techniques from subject matter experts of all backgrounds. In this episode, Mike Pannone of CTT-Solutions discusses a technique for performing a magazine exchange with hand-held light in hand.
Mike Pannone is a former operational member of U.S. Marine Reconnaissance, Army Special Forces (Green Beret) and 1st SFOD-D (Delta) as well as a competition USPSA pistol shooter holding a Master class ranking in Limited, Limited-10 and Production divisions. He has participated in stabilization, combat and high-risk protection operations in support of U.S. policies throughout the world as both an active duty military member, and a civilian contractor. After sustaining a severe blast injury Mike retired from 1st SFOD-D and worked as a Primary Firearms Instructor for the Federal Air Marshal Program in Atlantic City and the head in-service instructor for the Seattle field office of the FAMS. He also worked as an independent contractor and advisor for various consulting companies to include SAIC (PSD Iraq), Triple Canopy (PSD Iraq), and The Wexford Group (Counter IED ground combat advisor Iraq and pre-deployment rifle/pistol/tactics instructor for the Asymmetric Warfare Group). Mike was also the Senior Instructor for Viking Tactics (VTAC), and Blackheart International. He started his own consulting company full time in late 2008.
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Filmed and edited by Eugene Nagata of Kiri Studios.
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where is the movie about this guys life? talk about a real life super hero
Ian Cornell They can't find anyone Awesome enough to play him.😀
I've never seen this technique before and I've taken low light classes. Excellent! Thank you Mike!
sleight of hand pro.thanks for the info, service and the sacrifices made.
Mike is a beast
i've taken his covert carry course and I like the handheld flashlight techniques he teaches
maybe you can share it with us
Wow, incredible resume prior to the SMU.
Pannone is a boss
I've been taught to use a lanyard or use an elastic strap to bind it to the nonfiring fingers, but this is a good tip for lights without provisions for lanyards.
wish i had found this gem months ago; time to add that to the dry reps
Good points.
That technique is niceee
Major advice and tecnic. Thank you
@surefire what back up light is he carrying?
Which model was he using for hand held?
That was the EB2 Backup. Closest current light would be the EDCL2.
Which hand held light does Mike pannone carry?
A surefire can't die...they said...so why need a flashlight backup? :D
In case the user forgot to change batteries? :P
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Can I get the name of the intro song?
Still waiting for Surefire to make an EB2 like light with a "tactical" switch..
The EDCL2-T is exactly what you are looking for!