While this magazine is dedicated to law enforcement and we tend to think about all flashlights as either tactical or not, where Halloween and safety lighting is concerned, there isn’t really a “tactical” light. Yes, some handhelds can be better than others but that’s purely a matter of battery life, weight, size and light production. But carrying a flashlight isn’t the first step toward safe lighting for Halloween. Some type of marker light is necessary. The ASP Sapphire light, a small rechargeable clip-on light, produces 20 lumens and runs for an hour. Clipping one of those on, front and rear, is another convenient way to provide safety lighting.
