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Why customers choose this item
✓650 lumen LED output
✓66000 candela beam intensity
✓Fits Picatinny and universal rails
✓Thumbscrew mounting system
✓Ambidextrous control switches
✓Tan finish body
Product highlights
Weapon mounted LED light designed for handgun and rail equipped firearm applications
Produces 650 lumens output with 66000 candela for focused high intensity illumination
T slot thumbscrew mounting system provides secure attachment to rail platforms
Ambidextrous switching enables intuitive momentary and constant activation control
Compatible with accessory switches for expanded operational flexibility
Tan finish housing enhances durability and blends with tactical equipment
Product description
The Surefire X300 Turbo Weaponlight is a weapon light designed for illuminating targets on pistols and rail-mounted firearm platforms.
The Surefire X300 Turbo Weaponlight produces 650 lumens and 66,000 candela using a white LED powered by two CR123 batteries. It uses a T-slot thumbscrew attachment system compatible with Picatinny and Universal rails for secure mounting. The unit features a tan finish with an aerospace aluminum body that is Mil-Spec hard anodized and O-ring sealed for durability. This weapon light includes ambidextrous switching for momentary and constant activation. This product is used for firearm-mounted lighting in low-light environments. In standard configurations, the Surefire X300 Turbo Weaponlight mounts firmly to handgun and long gun rail systems.
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