New: SureFire Scout Weapon-Mounted Flashlights

Seven New Scout Light Configurations Are Now Available, Each Including a Rail Mount and Remote Pressure Switch

In the split seconds as you shoulder your rifle to defend yourself and your family, clear visibility is crucial. Many home-defense scenarios occur at night, so you'll be flying blind without an external light source. That's why it's often advisable to have a bright and reliable flashlight mounted to your bedside gun.

We've previously written about the SureFire Scout Light series, which are designed for weapon-mounted applications. The company has recently announced the expansion of this line with seven new Scout Light configurations.

Each of these lights includes a dual switch tail cap, which allows for both standard push-button activation and activation using the included remote pressure switch. The new lights also feature included rail mounts, either a standard M75 thumbscrew mount, an RM45 offset mount, or an ADM quick-disconnect mount.

Here's a list of the seven new models for 2017:

  • M312C – 3 Volt Scout Light with DS07 Switch Assembly and RM45 Offset Mount
  • M322C – 3 Volt Scout Light with DS07 Switch Assembly and ADM Quick-Detach Weapon Mount
  • M603V – 6 Volt Vampire Scout Light with DS-SR07-D-IT Switch Assembly and M75 Thumbscrew Mount
  • M612U – 6 Volt Scout Light with DS07 Switch Assembly and RM45 Offset Mount
  • M612V – 6 Volt Vampire Scout Light with DS07 Switch Assembly and RM45 Offset Mount
  • M622U – 6 Volt Scout Light with DS07 Switch Assembly and ADM Quick-Detach Weapon Mount
  • M622V – 6 Volt Vampire Scout Light with DS07 Switch Assembly and ADM Weapon Mount

The Vampire light models provide can be toggled between white and infrared (IR) light for night vision applications, while the standard models produce white light only. For more info on these new SureFire Scout Light flashlight models, go to SureFire.com.


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