SureFire X400T-A Turbo Handgun Weapon Light with Red Laser - 600 Lumens - Black

The SureFire X400 Turbo Weaponlight integrates stunningly powerful white light illumination and bright red laser aiming capabilities in one compact rail-mountable package, an extremely effective combination for close- to medium-range engagements in law enforcement, military, and self-defense applications. 

A high-performance LED generates 600 lumens of brilliant white light that is focused by a Total Internal Reflection (TIR) lens to produce a tight beam with extended reach and significant surround light for peripheral vision. The X400 Turbo produces tactical-level light, enough to overwhelm an aggressor's dark-adapted vision, for 1.5 hours per set of batteries. 

The 5 milliwatt laser sight, located below the primary light, emits a high-visibility red (5-milliWatt) beam. The lasers 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.

Features:

• Virtually indestructible LED
• High visibility 5 mW red laser sight
• TIR lens
• Quick-detach rail clamp with adapters for Picatinny and Universal rails
• Accepts optional pistol grip and long gun forend switches
• High strength aerospace aluminum and impact-resistant polymer
• MIL-SPEC anodizing
• Coated tempered window
• O-ring and gasket sealed
• Powered by (2) CR123A batteries
• Length: 3.76"
• Bezel diameter: 1.125"
• Weight: 5.0 oz (with batteries)

Modes:

• White Light
• Constant-on - 600 lumens - 1.5 hours
• Red Laser
• Constant-on - 5 mW - 24 hours

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.