SureFire X300V Vampire Infrared Weapon Light with RailLock Mount – 350 Lumens/120mW – Black

The SureFire X300V Infrared Weapon Light is an extremely adaptable, rugged and powerful light for the tactical operator. This Scout Light offers unmatched adaptability by allowing the shooter to optimize the light’s position relative to their pistol and the laser aiming device without the need for aftermarket mounts or bodies making it easy to securely attached to any picatinny rail. The SureFire Rail-Lock system permits rapid attachment to and removal from most rail-mounted weapons. The X300V allows the operator to select either LED white light or LED infrared at any time. It is machined from aerospace aluminum to ensure it can withstand the use and abuse of tactical operations and is further protected by a Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized finish for a long service life and optimal durability. The SureFire lens shapes and projects the light beam for medium- to longer-range operations. The SureFire X300V Weapon Light is a tough and reliable tactical weapon light with its aerospace aluminum construction with a Mil-Spec Hard Anodized finish and is one sealed unit to keep out the elements. This SureFire X300V Infrared Weapon Light will help you adapt and overcome any combat conditions without sacrificing weapon maneuverability.

Features:

• Manufactured by SureFire
• 350 Lumens
• 2.5 Hours of white light
• 120mW / 860 nm
• 16.75 Hours of IR light
• Quick switch from white light to IR
• Integrated Picatinny mount – RailLock
• Virtually indestructible LED and TIR lens
• Mil-Spec hardcoat anodized
• Aluminum construction

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.