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Uploaded by on Feb 7, 2010

Surefire comes in strong on their 30th anniversary offering many new goodies: LX1, E2-AA, M3LT, UB3T, AZ2, Z2S, S2 Stratum, 618 LM2, 618 LM1, Mini Scout, M720 RAID
http://www.surefire.com/
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  • Fenix sells lights just as good for half the price.

  • @clap5 Fenix makes a good products as well, but do not have the same tactical features/functionality.

  • You could also argue features vs nessessity. I don't need a "sos" feature because I can reproduce it myself. Less features make it more user friendly because I'm not bypassing 7 different modes I don't want to activate in order to get to what I need.

  • @clap5 Hesistant to bother with the comment as the vast majority of surefire controls are very simplistic, so I don't think the complexity argument is valid.

  • well if you have $600 kicking around then go for it. I'd rather spend the money on a new pistol. Also...I'm not a "tactical operator" so I just need the more general modes anyways. Like I said...I'm not knocking surefire...I just think there's other, more affordable options. I'm personally a fan of Nitecore products. To each his own.

  • I want to show alternate opinions such as your own, but I also think others should know the vast majority of surefire lights are nowhere close to costing $600

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  • When did Leonardo DiCaprio start working at SF? *S* Just kidding Ron! :)

    When are 200-lumen ScoutLights going to start rolling out?

  • LoL! what's that dude standing in the bground with the Monkey shirt doing? like a bouncer keeping away people from disrupting the video shoot. :)

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  • @milspecmonkey not to mention surefire lights have been known to be virtually bomb proof.

  • @clap5 surefires, have been known to survive IED explosions........can a fenix light bring you that?

  • @milspecmonkey 165 for my e2dl defender. 200lumens high/ 5 low. never could ask for a more perfect light. it weighs nearly nothing, no joke... surefire or nothing.. i live by that now.

  • They are the best...and they cost like the best....LOL

    I have the 6p led Defender in a LaRue LT 707 inline tac light mount....

    I will give them a 10 out of 10.

  • cool. I seen your Fenix one already. Maybe you should do a Nitecore product review also.

  • I love the new LX1 !!

  • I'm not in law enforcement or the military but suddenly I have the desire to order several products from surefire!

  • 200 lumens is probably too much, given the purpose of a weapon mounted light. Lighting up a white wall in a house(never mind a mirror) with 120 can sometimes be on the limit of what your eyes can handle.

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