Get one, try it out, and compare it to a high quality white light and let us know what you think. Be aware, though, that if you are asking this question, you are in the don’t know what you don’t know phase of low-light training and education. Maybe go to a good class on the subject with a good white light first, then try to apply what you’ve learned at home with a green light. Aaron Cowan might have some You Tube videos to interest you about light use and desirable characteristics.
What Wake27 said applies. I’ll add that a powerful white light can be a sort of weapon in itself, gaining compliance. They can also be used to provide lighting in a room while performing a secondary search or SSE.
Dudes that **** **** up for a living use white lights, and its not because green is unavailable.
RLTW
Former Action Guy
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