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gatopardo · 06-26-2011, 08:04 AM

"I looked at a couple photos from the manufacturer...especially the one above that shows the strips on the mag - really? That glow isn't going to be there in the middle of the night, unless you first shine a BRIGHT light on it first!!"

To misrepresent my product would be senseless. We wouldn't have come this far if we didn't test often.

Here is the fact; in the glow world bigger is better. A big enough piece on the bottom of your mags will make the gun location visible all night long. I can see my firearm as soon as I enter my bed room; a quick scan around and i know my gun's location.

Here is the secret: even when the eye is fully adapted to the dark, the center of vision registers a black blob since most daylight sensitive cells are located precisely there and they are not well adapted to work in the dark.
Peripheral vision, on the other hand, is used extensively during night vision, a quick scan around and you can see it.

Which by the way is how it is going to work in the middle of the night. One wakes up, looks around, a quick scan to find the position of the object and one goes for it; VS. one wakes up and wonders, where the hell is that thing, and fumbles around hoping to find it...wasting precious seconds which can make the difference between survival or extinction.

Remember in a gun fight, whomever shoots first, he GETS to shoot.

Try it, put a piece of self adhesive on the wall, about one square inch, you'll be aware of its location any time during the night. Have your spouse change the location randomly (On a visible spot of course, not under the bed, lol). We've tested this fact over and over with light switches, TV remotes, flashlights.

gatopardo · 06-26-2011, 08:08 AM

A customer wrote:

"I looked at a couple photos from the manufacturer...especially the one above that shows the strips on the mag - really? That glow isn't going to be there in the middle of the night, unless you first shine a BRIGHT light on it first!!"

To misrepresent my product would be senseless. We wouldn't have come this far if we didn't test often.

Here is the fact; in the glow world bigger is better. A big enough piece on the bottom of your mags will make the gun location visible all night long. I can see my firearm as soon as I enter my bed room; a quick scan around and i know my gun's location.

Here is the secret: even when the eye is fully adapted to the dark, the center of vision registers a black blob since most daylight sensitive cells are located precisely there and they are not well adapted to work in the dark.
Peripheral vision, on the other hand, is used extensively during night vision, a quick scan around and you can see it.

Which by the way is how it is going to work in the middle of the night. One wakes up, looks around, a quick scan to find the position of the object and one goes for it; VS. one wakes up and wonders, where the hell is that thing, and fumbles around hoping to find it...wasting precious seconds which can make the difference between survival or extinction.

Remember in a gun fight, whomever shoots first, he GETS to shoot.

Try it, put a piece of self adhesive on the wall, about one square inch, you'll be aware of its location any time during the night. Have your spouse change the location randomly (On a visible spot of course, not under the bed, lol). We've tested this fact over and over with light switches, TV remotes, flashlights.