During night shooting, which gets holstered first the gun or flashlight?

• A. Gun
• B. Flashlight
• C. Radio
• D. Knife

Answer: (B)

In night shooting, you want a safe, controlled transition of gear. The flashlight is tucked away first because securing the light reduces clutter and potential muzzle or eye hazards as you finish the draw and move the firearm into a holster. By holstering the light first, your support hand becomes free to assist with a smooth, stable holster activation and you keep the gun under solid control with proper muzzle discipline throughout the final steps. Radios or knives aren’t part of the typical light-to-weapon holstering sequence in this scenario, so they don’t influence the standard order.