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Why customers choose this item
✓1000 lumen LED output
✓Fits Picatinny and universal rails
✓Ambidextrous switch controls
✓Thumbscrew mounting system
✓Accepts remote switch options
✓Aluminum body construction
Product highlights
Weapon mounted LED light designed for pistols and Picatinny rail equipped firearms
Delivers 1000 lumens output for high intensity illumination and target identification
T slot thumbscrew clamp provides secure attachment to universal and Picatinny rails
Ambidextrous switching enables intuitive momentary and constant activation control
Compatible with DG grip switches and XT remote switch accessories
Constructed with durable housing for reliable performance in demanding environments
Product description
The Surefire X300 Ultra Weaponlight is a weapon light designed for illuminating targets on pistols and rail-mounted firearm platforms.
The Surefire X300 Ultra Weaponlight produces 1000 lumens using a white LED and is powered by two CR123 batteries. It features a T-slot thumbscrew clamp that attaches securely to Picatinny and Universal rails. The body is constructed from aerospace aluminum with a Mil-Spec hard-anodized finish and is sealed for environmental protection. This weapon light includes ambidextrous controls for momentary and constant activation and supports optional remote switches. This product is used for firearm-mounted illumination in low-light conditions. In practical use, the Surefire X300 Ultra Weaponlight maintains a stable interface on compatible rail systems.
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