SureFire X400 Ultra WeaponLight With Red Laser

The SureFire X400 Ultra WeaponLight with Red Laser features a recoil-proof LED and TIR lens that focuses 1,000 lumens of light into a smooth, far-reaching beam with a large central spot that is extremely effective for close- to medium-range engagements. The high-strength aerospace aluminum body is Mil-Spec hard anodized for superior toughness and corrosion resistance and is O-ring and gasket sealed to keep out dust and moisture. The X400 Ultra’s 5-milliwatt laser sight, located below the primary light, emits a high-visibility red (635 nM) beam. The laser’s aiming adjustment mechanism uses Nylok screws that won’t back out from the effects of recoil, which means it rarely needs to be re-zeroed. The versatile X400 Ultra can be attached to a pistol or a long gun since its Rail-Lock system permits rapid attachment/detachment from either Universal or Picatinny rails. Its integral ambidextrous push/toggle switch provides one-finger operation for either momentary or constant-on operation.

Features:

• The ultimate in SureFire WeaponLight versatility
• 1,000 lumens of TIR-optimized output for far-reaching illumination, plus laser

• Recoil-proof, high-performance LED produces 1,000 lumens of white light

• Custom TIR lens creates smooth, far-reaching beam with a larger center spot
• Integral ambidextrous momentary- and constant-on switching provides easy activation
• Attaches securely to both Universal and Picatinny accessory rails
• Weatherproof O-ring and gasket sealing ensure durability in rainy conditions
• High-strength aerospace aluminum body is Mil-Spec hard anodized for extreme durability
• Accepts optional pressure-activated DG and XT remote switches for precision control without altering grip on weapon

Specifications:

• Max Output: 1,000 lumens
• Laser Output: 5 mW
• Tactical Runtime*: 1.5 hours
• Length: 3.7 inches
• Bezel Diameter: 1.125 inches
• Weight w/Batteries: 4.9 ounces
• Batteries: 2 123A (included)
• Distance: 213 Meters
• Ambidextrous Push/Toggle Switching

*Runtime (at highest setting for multiple-output lights) until output drops below 50 lumens