SureFire M600 Scout Light WeaponLight Kit (Black)

SureFire flashlights are known around the world as the lighting system for any and every tactical scenario. In 1969 their original product line consisted of laser sighting systems for firearms. After many years of intense research and development, the SureFire WeaponLight was born and low light law enforcement & military operations changed forever. SureFire then went on to establish themselves as the leading manufacturer of rugged, powerful and compact illumination tools for tactical applications; from weapon-mounted lights and laser sights, shield lights, baton lights & hand-held lights powerful and bright enough to qualify as force-multiplier tools that could temporarily blind, unbalance, and disorient a threat.

The lightweight M600 Scout Light WeaponLight Kit is ideal for CQB and short range encounters. When every inch and every ounce counts, the Scout Light delivers performance and features that will enhance your rate of success. This kit contains an LED head, and an incandescent head for use with the included IR filter.

Its extremely rugged and powerful LED module produces 120 lumens of electronically-regulated light with a total runtime of nearly three hours. Switching is accomplished with a momentary-on remote tape switch that can be unplugged from the light if repairs or adjustments are required. Weapon-attachment is facilitated via the integral thumbscrew mount, which is compatible with Mil-Std 1913 Picatinny rails.

The Scout Light was designed and constructed to endure harsh battlefield conditions. The housing is CNC milled from high quality aluminum alloy and o-ring sealed for weatherproof performance. The electronically regulated and virtually indestructible LED lamp head ensures your ability to maintain precision during dynamic entry tactics, visualize your target, and achieve your objective.

When mission-specific requirements call for infrared capability, the LED head should be replaced with the incandescent module and fitted with the FM63 IR filter. The resulting 65 lumen IR beam will be visible with night vision.