It is always a good idea to have multiple lights: handheld and weapon mounted, so you can be ready for any defensive situation in the middle of the night. A handheld light is great for target identification, while a weapon light is great for those times when you have already confirmed a threat and need both hands on your weapon to take an accurate shot. This enhanced version of the X300 Turbo series of handgun lights boasts a powerful 600 Lumens of white LED output in the same small package that can easily be mounted to a handgun or rifle. The mount system is designed to quickly attach to universal and picatinny rails with a secure aluminum housing. The Aerospace grade aluminum body, Mil-Spec hardcoat anodized black finish, and IPX7 water resistant rating, make this light ready for any mission. The custom TIR lens creates a far-reaching high intensity beam that makes target identification on longer ranges extremely easy. The new and improved X300T-A is yet another innovative product from SureFire that won’t fail you when you need it.
Features:
This weapon mounted flashlight has an ambidextrous activation witch with either momentary or constant on settings. To further enhance the capabilities of this light on rifles are carbines is the ability to attach a pressure activated XT07 tape switch, so you can activate the light from any position on your rail. It also won’t add much weight to the end of your firearm as it only weighs 4.4 ounces so you can easily hold your firearm for long periods of time. Whether you use a Glock or an AR-15 for home defense, this weapon light will get the job done.SureFire designs and manufactures a wide variety of firearms accessories, from weapon lights to suppressors but they built their name on weapon laser sighting systems. Since then, SureFire has been recognized as a leading manufacturer of rugged, powerful lights. The SureFire name has become synonymous with excellence in handheld illumination. They believe in providing a product that will give you the edge when dealing with unknown threats in the dark and any of the other possible reasons why a bright, small light could be used.
