Illumination Tools 2005

2005 Illumination Tools ILLUMINATION TOOLS 2005

4 The SureFire Legacy 52 Hybrid Flashlights

10 The SureFire Difference 58 LED Flashlights

14 Flashlight Fundamentals 80 Advanced Rechargeables

20 2005 New Products 90 Accessories & Upgrades

26 Incandescent Flashlights 96 Technical Specifications Chart

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2 Twenty-five years of innovation and constant improvement have led to SureFire’s position as the technology leader of illumination tools. Ever since we were the first to harness the power of the 123 lithium battery and produce a significantly smaller and brighter flashlight than was previously possible with alkaline batteries, SureFire has been the leader. From our 6P Original to our newest U2 Ultra™ with a variable-output LED light source, we have committed our company and all of its resources to producing the best. XXV From our inception, SureFire has manufactured our products in America. We believe in the inherent benefits of American-made goods. SureFire has long existed to serve the needs of America’s protectors in the armed services and law enforcement communities. As we begin our 25th year of operations, we remain committed to our customers and the never-ending pursuit of excellence. John W. Matthews Founder and President

THE SUREFIRE LEGACY 5 to protect others risk SureFire continued to manufacture laser-aimed SureFire is best known for our supremely bright, SureFire is best known for our supremely handgun The Model 7 was the first laser-aimed the savage Adapting a flashlight to withstand Those who go in harm’s way Those who go in but the durable and technically superior flashlights, laser sights for company’s origin was in making 25th anniver- firearms. In fact, 2005 represents our the genesis of which was a laser- sary as a company, revolver called the Model 7. sighted Colt Trooper has become ever made, a precursor of what new tactical SureFire’s legacy of innovating bold flashlight fol- products. Our first weapon-mounted Team SWAT lowed shortly thereafter when the LAPD John Matthews and approached SureFire founder Dr. a light on a asked if it would be possible to mount 1911 pistol. recoil of a .45 ACP handgun was no small feat, but Dr. Matthews applied science to the task, developing a system to cushion the lamp assembly shock-isolation led effect of recoil. This from the filament-shattering to SureFire’s patented shotgun forend light, shown on the facing page. the ultimate sacrifice for their country and communi- the ultimate sacrifice to provide uncompromis- SureFire primarily exists ty. soldiers fighting terrorists, police- ing tactical tools to and private security professionals men battling crime every one of protecting lives. SureFire manufactures tools to its wide range of products, from illumination could save a life. sound suppressors, as if every one Because it just might have to. THE SUREFIRE THE LEGACY firearms, and today we still produce visible and infrared laser modules although we stopped manufacturing complete guns with integral lasers a number of years ago. The laser-aimed guns were ahead of their time. SureFire modified Ruger Mini-14 rifles, Colt M16 rifles, HK MP-5 submachineguns and the original Colt Trooper revolver, but the tactical market was not ready for such expensive and cumbersome modifications. At the time, the lasers were virtually as long as the barrels and they were dreadfully costly to manufacture, making laser-aimed firearms prohibitively expensive for all but the most heavily budgeted law enforcement agencies. Meanwhile, demand for white light devices, what we call WeaponLights™, soared. Police SWAT teams and other high-risk law enforcement officers recognized the benefits of a blind- ingly bright flashlight directly mounted to their weapons, with the switch easily activated without compromising their normal grip on the guns. SureFire steadily turned from developing lasers— in fact, the company was called Laser Products in its early years— to pioneering high- intensity flashlights. The real breakthrough came from an unexpected happenstance. In the early 1980s, cameras were becoming more and more sophisticated with autofocus mechanisms and a host of complex electronics. The tiny “camera batteries” of preceding genera- SureFire Fast-Attach™ suppressors tions were no longer adequate to power the new SureFire M910A Vertical Grip with infrared filter high-tech cameras. And so the camera industry SureFire Scout Light SureFire L72 visible lasers provided the demand to the battery industry to create a new cell, the 123 lithium battery. The 123 lithium battery is an extremely THE SUREFIRE LEGACY

energy-dense source, producing 3 volts from a tiny, compact cell shorter than a AA alkaline battery yet doubling its power. SureFire seized on the new battery and set about designing a correspondingly powerful and compact new flashlight. The result was the 6P Original, a model we still make today, albeit with a number of improved features. In 1984, SureFire delivered laser aimed shotguns to the LAPD SWAT Team, in time for the Los Angeles Olympics where the SWAT Team was charged with providing security to the Olympic Village. From there, a host of breakthrough tactical lights emerged. A dedicated forend for submachineguns. A universal system for mounting a light on virtually any firearm. A waterproof pistol light for the Navy SEALs. At the same time, SureFire’s handheld flashlights evolved to serve the needs of law enforcement professionals. We developed and patented a grip ring system in a model called the Z2 CombatLight® that resulted in a whole new shooting technique for firing a handgun with a flashlight, the SureFire/Rogers Technique. (Bill Rogers was a former FBI agent who promulgated the shooting technique.) In the late 1990s, SureFire engineers developed the concept of a modular system of lights that feature interchangeable components between handheld and weapon-mounted lights. The Millennium Special Operations Series of flashlights and the Millennium SureFire M910A Vertical Grip with infrared filter Universal (MU) System of WeaponLights was SureFire M971 MU System (TurboHead™ reflector version) with the new XM switch and infrared filter the result. Today the MU System is the most widely 7 issued tactical light in the U.S. armed forces. It’s seen service in Afghanistan and Iraq and been featured on the weapons of soldiers on the covers of Newsweek, TIME and U.S. News & World Report. Countless television and newspaper stories on the war have shown U.S. troops fighting shadowy terrorists in the gloom of Baghdad with SureFire WeaponLights. Today our engineers continue to develop newer and better tactical lights, such as the breakthrough X200™ pistol light, the world’s first LED pistol light. Even as you read this, our newest military light, the HellFire™ System, an incredibly bright HID light, is being used in com- bat mounted on .50 caliber machineguns. M910A Vertical Grip SureFire recently initiated full-scale produc- L72 visible laser tion of a significant new suppressor for small M981 MU System arms. Why? Because our war effort demanded a better suppressor, so SureFire invested significant resources in a rapid R&D program fol- SureFire’s new X200 pistol light is the first lowed by capitalizing a state-of-the-art produc- LED bright enough for tactical use. tion system. The result? The world’s best suppressor being made on the world’s most sophisticated production line. Similarly, SureFire developed a much better Picatinny rail forend for mounting accessories on military and law enforcement weapons. Our new Picatinny rails are significantly better, and more affordable, than anything on the market, which led to their recent adoption by the DEA. But that’s no surprise. For 25 years, SureFire’s legacy has been building the best for those who go in harm’s way. And the reward has been as great as the courage of those who 8 stand to do battle: knowing we helped. THE SUREFIRE LEGACY

THE SUREFIRE DIFFERENCE THE SUREFIRE DIFFERENCE

Engineering-driven manufacturing is not the usual way to run a business. Market-driven companies are far more common, fattening bottom lines with their price-point products. Cutting costs is the overriding concern, making profits the all-important goal. Make it offshore. Who cares about the decline of America’s manufacturing base? Keep the stock holders happy. Trim here, compromise there: it does- n’t matter as long as the product moves through Wal- Mart. This is how most flashlight companies are run. SureFire is different. Our founder and president, Dr. John Matthews, earned a Ph. D. in electrical engineering from Cal Tech. He wrote his doctoral thesis on laser holography and, after pioneering the indus- trial use of lasers in his first company, went on to develop laser-aimed firearms, the first of their kind. That led to weapon-mounted flashlights which led to handheld flashlights which led to SureFire. Along the way, Dr. Matthews injected his passion for engineering excellence into the very fabric of SureFire’s soul. “Make the best,” is the daily mantra the engineers hear at staff meetings. (They are crowded meetings. With nearly 40 engineers on staff at SureFire, there is a staggering ratio of roughly one engineer to every 10 employees.) “Make the best,” says Dr. Matthews. It sounds easy. Simply make the best flashlights. How hard can that be? It turns out to be impossibly difficult because illumination technology is constantly improving. Batteries, for instance, are key to the advancement of flashlights. SureFire was the first 11 LED flashlight, using the very best LED in the world, a high-brightness Luxeon LED. The light output was exponentially greater than those offshore keychain lights. Today, SureFire LED flashlights are the best, like the new U2 Ultra™ featuring Power Select™ technology. Power Select™ technology allows you to adjust the intensity of the beam with a power selector ring. More sophisticated beam-altering advances are just down the road, a few engineering leaps away. But even as our far-sighted scientists scan the LED horizon for brighter and better versions, there is already another light source that SureFire will harness into a compact, useful configuration. Metal halide high intensity discharge lamps (HIDs) offer the promise of astonishing levels of light output. Imagine a handheld flashlight capable of 10,000 lumens. Couple such dazzling brightness with Vari- Beam™ technology and you have a peek into the future of flashlights. Willie Hunt, SureFire’s top engineer for developing microprocessor-controlled flashlights, at work on an experiment. “Make the best,” says Dr. Matthews. It’s a process of constant innovation and company to harness the power of lithium bat- use of ultra-bright light emitting diodes (LEDs). persistent improvement. If the technology teries. (Most flashlights use comparatively For years the rest of the flashlight industry keeps improving and you are embarked on for- impotent alkaline batteries.) With lithium power, had been raking in profits on small keychain ever reaching the performance limits that the we were able to develop exceedingly bright LEDs made in Asia, but Dr. Matthews refused to technology allows, then you can never stop. In high-pressure Xenon lamps, leading to be lured by the siren call of ringing cash regis- fact, you will never “make the best” because SureFire’s first generation of significantly better ters. The light output of these pedestrian LEDs the best is always capable of being bettered. flashlights. Momentarily, they were the best. was minimal and their construction was typical- And so SureFire’s quest for the ultimate But our ongoing pursuit of the best illumi- ly cheap, not exactly qualities that are in keep- illumination tool continues, even as our nation tools didn’t stop with incandescent ing with the SureFire brand. accountants gulp blood pressure pills when lamps driven by lithium batteries. Turning loose So we waited, watching the cheap, little the R&D budget comes in, as it always does, our engineers to run unfettered through the LED world go by. Eventually technology forged overboard. 12 fields of technology, SureFire is pioneering the ahead and SureFire brought out a truly useful Because it’s not about dollar signs. Dr. THE SUREFIRE DIFFERENCE 13 Meanwhile, SureFire pushes the envelope. moment in time, And for an ever-so-brief with their price-point products selling by the with their price-point products selling think about and never even pallet at Wal-Mart Ka-ching how to improve that $7.95 flashlight. the dividend, Increase goes the cash register. keep the stock holders happy. have the best flashlights available, we Today but tomorrow they’re bettered. Each iteration brings a new advancement, a better solution. SureFire will always be there at the leading edge of illumination technology. we will achieve a ephemeral second of Dr. Matthews’ mandate: SureFire is the best. “Make the best,” says Dr. Matthews. “Make the best,” says Dr. Simply make the best It sounds easy. it’s an impossible task. As you Well, Most companies are content to sit back best means buying the best machinery, like the best means buying the best machinery, machines that turn our computer-controlled drop- flashlight bodies. Being the best means special ping everything to accommodate like developing military, orders from the U.S. SEALs. waterproof pistol lights for the Navy flashlights. How hard can that be? improve your product by one step, technology moves two. It’s constant innovation. It's never saying, "Good enough." Being the best means using the best mate- Being the best means using the best Being the best means basing our compa- Being the best means hiring the best peo- Matthews never said, “Make the most money.” Matthews never said, “Make the most essence The SureFire mission statement is the the best. of Zen-like wisdom: be excellent, be rials, so SureFire specifies aerospace-grade the aluminum. Being the best means finishing like our materials with exclusive processes metallic coated reflectors. ny in the United States where Americans work in our assembly and manufacturing. like the four ple and paying them accordingly, Being the on the engineering staff. Ph. D.’s SureFire founder and president Dr. John Matthews infuses the company with his passion for engineering excellence. John Matthews infuses the company with his passion for engineering SureFire founder and president Dr.

FLASHLIGHT FUNDAMENTALS FLASHLIGHT FUNDAMENTALS

You are like the sun. You may not produce nuclear fusion, but you emit energy. You glow. You cannot see the “light” that you generate, but an infrared scanner can. It picks up your heat signature in total darkness and pinpoints your location, even inside a building. The reason is that your aura— the light you emit— is a form of electromagnetic energy that’s invisible to your human eye, but it’s there nonethe- less. Like the sun’s rays that sunburn you or the X- rays that reveal your skeleton, there are wavelengths of energy that you cannot see. Spooky as it may sound, you are blind to most of the light in the universe. Microwaves, television trans- missions, cellular phone waves are all examples of electromagnetic energy that fail to register on the human retina. SureFire illumination tools provide you with light you can use, light you can see. In fact, the light produced by our illumination tools is perfectly engineered to meet the unique sensitivities of the pho- toreceptors in your eyes. Our signature SureFire beam with its piercingly bright white center surrounded by a soft corona of peripheral light is scientifically designed to maximize your ability to see in the dark. And seeing in the dark is, after all, the prime directive of a flashlight. SureFire has perfected the flashlight. Our illumination tools represent the culmination of 25 years of constant innovation. Our founder, Dr. John Matthews, is himself a scientist and his passion 15 for engineering excellence has led SureFire to the forefront. Our flashlights are simply the Lamp Technology Efficacy Range best. (lumens per watt) But before you can fully comprehend what makes a SureFire illumination tool so superior Standard incandescent 7 to 15 in so many ways— utility, durability, reliability, Tungsten Xenon 15 to 25 technology, performance— you must first LED 20 to 35 understand the fundamentals of light. Metal Halide (HID) 45 to 95 Bear with us for a basic overview of the types of light sources available in a flashlight, Note: A lumen is a measurement of light. how they perform and why, and in return you SureFire scientifically determines the lumen will be much better informed on how to select output of our flashlights with an integrating any flashlight. Better yet, you’ll be prepared to sphere photometer. A lumen is a more mean- choose from our 30-plus models of SureFire ingful measure of total light output than candlepower, which only refers to intensity. flashlights the one that best suits your particu- lar requirements. There are two primary light sources avail- light companies use Krypton or Argon, which able for flashlights: the traditional incandescent are signficantly cheaper and less effective than lamp and the new light emitting diode (LED). Xenon. Some clever marketers trumpet that Additionally, there are high intensity discharge flashlights as having “Xenon bulbs,” but there is sources (HID) that SureFire is pioneering for perhaps five percent Xenon. SureFire uses 100 handheld use, however, our HID technology percent Xenon. (In some models, halogens are won’t become practical for consumer use for SureFire’s tungsten filament lamps are custom designed by our engineers for maximum brightness (lumen output) and added for engineering reasons of enhanced several years. Let’s look at these light sources optimum beam shape. By using a high-pressure Xenon gas performance, not as a cost-cutter.) more closely. filled lamp, the filament can be run to a higher temperature, thus giving off more lumens of light. Other manufacturers use The main attribute of an incadescent lamp Incandescent Lamps Argon or Krypton, far less expensive than Xenon… and far is its high lumen output that can be focused Thomas Edison invented the first light bulb less effective. Another reason why SureFire illumination tools into a long-reaching beam. SureFire maximizes are engineered to be the best. in 1879 using a carbon filament in a vacuum the beam quality by using CNC machined par- tube. Edison’s light source is called an incan- bolic reflectors, precisely shaped. descent lamp. It works by passing electric cur- brightness, SureFire incandescent lamps use a The aluminum reflectors are then metallic rent through a wire filament and the resistence special tungsten filament and a high-pressure vapor coated with a proprietary process to cre- in the filament causes it to heat and incan- Xenon gas fill to allow the filament to run as hot ate a wave-like finish. The precisely machined desce, or glow. Light is given off. as possible, very near the melting point of tung- reflector combined with exact placement of the SureFire engineers design custom incan- sten. The use of an inert gas to run a hotter fila- lamp's filament in the center of the reflector descent lamps. Known for their incredible ment is not unique, however, most other flash- yield a piercingly bright beam. Our reflector 16 FLASHLIGHT FUNDAMENTALS 17 This is not a contrived photo of SureFire Vice a contrived photo of This is not desk. Kim at his Paul of Engineering President and organized clutter of prototypes This is the result models that is the inevitible experimental business. It’s of SureFire’s engineering-driven light. all about the science of design also allows for a soft corona of peripheral light around the dazzling center beam. Incandescent light sources are temporary. Eventually the filament thins and breaks. Sometimes a sharp blow can snap the filament, although SureFire flashlights are designed with features like a shock-isolation system to mini- mize breakage and increase durability. SureFire incandescent flashlights run the gamut from the diminutive E1E Executive Elite® with 15 lumens of light output to the M6 Guardian® with 500 lumens. A lumen, incidentally, is a scientific unit of measure of total light, far more meaningful than the oft-quoted, suspect and highly misleading “candlepower” ratings used by many marketers and manufacturers. And this leads to the next advantage of SureFire incandescent flashlights: most models can be upgraded to an ultra-high output lamp that produces more lumens. Many mod- One of our LED models, the L1 LumaMax® features a patented dual-position tailcap switch to give a high and els actually come with an ultra-high output low output of light by pressing on the ergonomically placed pressure switch. Typical of all SureFire flashlights, lamp included. the L1 LumaMax features the very best components, like aerospace-grade aluminum, optically coated Pyrex® windows and black oxide coated stainless steel pocket clips. The downside to SureFire’s incredibly bright incandescent lamps is that their runtime is relatively short, ranging from 20 minutes to es through. An LED is solidly encased, making But LEDs are curious critters. During the 75 minutes with most models offering 60 min- it impervious to shock damage. manufacturing process, as stringent and care- utes. Once the batteries are depleted, there is An LED is an excellent light source for a ful as it may be, there are discrepancies in the no residual light; it’s lights out. Which leads to flashlight. First, it’s virtually unbreakable. final product. Some LEDs are brighter than one of the more interesting attributes of our Second, it’s quite efficient as a light source. others. Some have a better color rendition next light source, the light emitting diode (LED). Third, the light output can be varied, dialed up or than others. Even the very best LED manufac- Light Emitting Diodes down. Fourth, when the batteries are too deplet- turer in the world, from which SureFire obtains An LED is a chip-mounted solid state semi- ed to run an incandescent lamp, an LED keeps its Luxeon LEDs, is subject to such variations conductor diode that emits photons— light. on shining. Total runtime is significantly longer in performance. The diode contains semiconductor materials than from an incandescent source, although the Consequently, LEDs are graded like dia- that give off light when an electric current pass- increased runtimes are at fairly low light output. monds and sorted into groups or “bins” 18 FLASHLIGHT FUNDAMENTALS 19 with a six-step variable with a six-step ® Featuring an adjustable LED light source, Featuring Our engineering-driven philosphy will con- The ballast is the critical element to making is the critical element The ballast SureFire engineers developed electronic The Beast, our limited edition 25th anniver- As SureFire continues to lead illumination light output control ring. of para- the U2 Ultra is evidence of the sort digm-shifting lighting technology you will see from SureFire in the future. tinue to drive SureFire as the technology leader of illumination tools. The landmark designs you have seen in the past 25 years will only improve. an HID light source useable as a handheld an HID light source is an array of complex flashlight. The ballast control the electric current electronics that Most types of convention- going to the arc tube. lights, avoids the prob- al ballast, like in stadium electronic circuitry because lem of engineering Stadium light ballast con- size is not an issue. bulky of copper wire, heavy, sists of huge coils and often very noisy. Relying ballast to digitally control the current. to shrink on digital technology allowed SureFire portable the ballast down so that a reasonably handheld flashlight could be designed. that will sary model, is but the first HID light are hard emerge from SureFire. Our engineers tools. at work on even better HID illumination to new levels of performance, technology tool one of the keys to the future is user-controlled select™ light output— what we call Power Select™ is already evident Power Technology. in the new U2 Ultra meaning an arc of electricity is struck between two electrodes inside an arc tube, or envelope, filled with a metal halide gas. An HID light operates like a common fluorescent light, except it’s Light is emitted when the gases con- far brighter. tained inside the arc tube are activated by an electric current, provided by the lamp’s ballast. SureFire utilizes different light sources in its flashlight models, SureFire utilizes different light sources in its flashlight filament lamps, light each with unique properties. Tungsten (HID) emitting diodes (LED) and high intensity discharge is the tech- lamps are all useful for flashlights, and SureFire nology leader for harnessing compact, light- them into useful, short-arcweight illumination tools, like the miniaturized HID lamp shown in this experimental model. As a light source, the LED is really the wave As a light source, the we’re able to regulate the run- Additionally, 25th year of commemorate SureFire’s To The Beast appeals to flashlight collectors While this price may seem absurd for a HID lamps are metal halide arc lights, according to their color rendition, light output to their color rendition, according Needless to say, and electrical characteristics. only from the top rated SureFire buys LEDs bins. SureFire flashlights. Today of the future for electronics to digitally we’re using advanced from the batteries to allow regulate the current variable levels of light output. for dual and even Select™ technology. call this Power We by digitially time and lumen output of the LED You’ll LED. selecting how hard we drive the the dedi- learn more about LED technology in elsewhere cated section to our LED flashlights time to look at it’s in this catalog. But for now, dis- the next type of light source, high intensity charge (HID) lamps. High Intensity Discharge Lamps limited existence, we released an extremely called The edition of serial numbered HID lights worldwide Beast. Only 85 were produced for case. The sale, every one packed in a custom retail price was $2,900. ultimate and anyone who desires to own the flashlight— 2,000 lumens! flashlight, The Beast was the result of investing hundreds of thousands of dollars of R&D into harnessing an HID light source for a handheld illumination tool. What is a “high intensity discharge” light and why is it so expensive?

2005 NEW PRODUCTS 21 obsoles- And so we unveil our new offerings for 2005 even And so we unveil our new offerings for flashlight? So what would be the perfect LED Also new for 2005 are two new fixed-level The light output is very useful— 30 lumens for as we harbor better and improved illumination tools as we harbor better and improved the automobile in our Prototype Shop. It’s not like We industry with their “planned obsolescence.” flashlight, but would truly like to perfect the ultimate ahead, so we illumination technology keeps striding hurry to harness it and bring it to you. close with its Certainly the new U2 Ultra™ comes a allowing you to dial the technology, Select™ Power of illumina- power selector ring to six different levels relies on the lat- tion, from 2 to 80 lumens. The Ultra a state-of-the-art est 5 watt Luxeon LED and utilizes to adjust the microprocessor and a magnetic sensor level of light output. flashlights, the E1L and E2L Outdoorsman™. Designed as an upgrade to the now-discontinued incandescent E2O Outdoorsman, the new models come with a 3 watt Luxeon LED that’s driven at 1 watt, making it very efficient. the two-battery model and 25 for the one— and the cence. If you relentlessly improve your products. cence. If you relentlessly leaves your present product Every step forward core of SureFire and it’s both a behind. This is the no matter how cool our new blessing and a curse: the ink dries on products might seem, the minute is already the engineer’s blueprint, a better design percolating. Constant innovation leads to eternal Constant innovation 2005 NEW 2005 PRODUCTS total runtime is six hours with two-batteries, four with one. Both versions of the new Outdoorsmen come with click-on tailcaps and stainless steel black oxide coated pocket clips. They’re O-ring sealed for weatherproof reliability in their namesake, the great outdoors.

Yellow-Green Aviator The dual-level A2 Aviator has a new LED color for 2005, a special blend of yellow and green that’s designed for use with military night vision devices (NVDs). A little-known fact is that the U.S. Army, not the Air Force, has the most pilots. Army helicopter pilots rountinely fly night missions with NVDs and our new yellow-green Aviator will be ideal for such applications.

Limited Edition “Beast” While they won’t last long, another new offering for 2005 is an extremely limited production of SureFire’s first metal halide high intensity discharge (HID) flashlight called The Beast. Only 85 serial numbered Beasts will be sold as a tribute to SureFire’s 25th anniversary, each with a signed letter of authenticity by SureFire founder and president Dr. John Matthews. The Beast comes in a custom carrying case. As befitting its name, this mammoth flashlight produces a scorching 2,000 lumens and runs on 20 SureFire lithium batteries.

9P Original Comes Back Due to popular demand, the 9P Original is being reintroduced in 2005. This three-battery version of the 6P Original produces 105 lumens 22 with a standard lamp assembly, upgradeable to 2005 NEW PRODUCTS 23 200 lumens with an optional ultra high-output lamp. The 9P features a glossy black Type II anodized finish and is O-ring sealed against moisture. Best of all, the 9P is back at a lower suggested retail price than when it had been discontinued, now only $75.

KL1 LED Conversion Head Constant innovation affects accessories too. The KL1 LED conversion for the Executive Series of incandescent flashlights is upgraded for 2005 with a 3 watt LED running at 1 watt. Previously, the old KL1 used a 1 watt LED driven at 1 watt. Huh? It sounds confusing, but here’s the deal: LEDs get more efficient when they use less energy. So pushing a 1 watt LED at 1 watt is like flooring it, while driving a 3 watt at 1 watt is under- utilizing the LED, thus rendering it more efficient. The result is that the new KL1 produces 30 lumens maximum output with a total useful runtime of 6 hours, the previous version produced 16 lumens maximum for the same approximate runtime. The KL1 fits both the E1E and E2E Executive Elite models. More light, same runtime, a winner.

Desert Tan G2 Nitrolon® And Holster Also new for 2005 are desert tan versions of the G2 Nitrolon® and the V70 Speed Holster.

Other New Products There are several significant new tactical products, WeaponLights™ and other high- speed gear, but we direct you to our separate SureFire Tactical Products catalog for a complete update on our edged weapons, sound suppressors and weapon-mounted illumination tools. 24 2005 NEW PRODUCTS 25

INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 27 embedded in a The incandescent models fall into several cate- The incandescent models fall into between the Before getting to the differences very best Cool science starts with using the stretches far The precision of our turning centers There’s a lot of cool science There’s a lot of call a Series. gories of flashlights that we collectively by looking at dif- Thus your choices can be simplified Series, ferent models within the Executive Series or CombatLight Series, Special Operations High Intensity Series. engineering-driv- Series, let’s look at how SureFire’s tools— en passion for making the best illumination manifests itself in the process we call cool science— a tungsten filament flashlight. is used and materials. Aerospace-grade aluminum CAD-CAM engineering programs are used to create into flashlight the dimensions which are then turned computer-controlled components on state-of-the-art turning centers. but the beyond what is necessary in a flashlight body, exacting tolerances— as close as five ten-thou- sandths of an inch, four times thinner than a human hair— make an important difference when we machine our perfect parabolic reflectors. The reflector is absolutely critical to creating a flawless beam, SureFire incandescent flashlight. While our digitally SureFire incandescent get most of the technical controlled LED models models aren’t exactly our tungsten filament glory, patents and trademarks primitive. In fact, numerous cover our incandescent line. INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS water resistant. Some models are given extra sealing with double O-rings. Our technicians then install optically coated Pyrex® windows, sealed for water-tight performance in the bezel assembly. In our Nitrolon® Series of polymer molded flashlights, scratch- resistant Lexan™ windows are employed. Once SureFire high-energy lithium batteries are dropped in place, a lock-out tailcap is fitted to the O-ring sealed body. Some models come with a click-on tailcap and others come with what we call a momentary tailcap. A click- on, as its name implies, can be clicked on for constant illumination or momentarily activated with a gentle press of button. Clicking-on is a quick and simple one-hand operation. Momentary tailcaps, on the other hand, must be manually rotated approximately two revolutions to achieve constant-on illumination. There’s a good reason for this intentional incon- venience. Because of SureFire’s legacy in law and it all starts with the precisely machined downside to MilSpec anodizing is that the color enforcement, we developed the momentary reflectors. has a dull, matte appearance. Some people like tailcap so that it could be easily accessed in the Finishing of the raw parts is another impor- the no-nonsense look of hard-anodizing, but dark— no fumbling for a body-mounted switch, tant component of building the world’s finest others prefer a shinier finish. your thumb naturally falls on the tailcap. flashlight. Our engineers specify that the reflec- Consequently, some of our models are fin- Moreover, if you release pressure on the tors go through a proprietary process of metal- ished with a Type II anodizing, which is not as switch then the light automatically goes off. For lic vapor coating to create a wave-like surface durable as MilSpec anodizing, but it comes out tactical reasons, you don’t want your flashlight on the reflector. This smooths the beam and, with a wonderful sheen not unlike a finely blued to stay on if you drop it. Similarly, the throttle on coupled with precise placement of the lamp’s Colt revolver. Additionally, Type II anodizing can a train locomotive must be manually pressured; filament in reflector, provides a flawless beam. come in different colors, so we also offer a gray if the engineer has a heart attack and falls The bodies, tailcaps and bezels are fin- metallic color along with traditional black. down, the train automatically stops. It’s called a ished with a Mil-A-8625 Type III Class 2 military Once the raw materials are machined and “dead man’s switch.” specification hard anodizing for corrosion finished, assembly by SureFire’s skilled Both the momentary and the click-on tail- resistance and hardness. There is no better fin- American technicians begins. First, rubber O- caps have a patented lock-out feature. A lock- 28 ish for aluminum in the industry. The only rings are fitted to seal the flashlight and make it out tailcap prevents unwanted battery INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 29 29 Dr. Hauk’s lamps also operated on the principle that the more power lamps also operated on the principle Hauk’s Dr. batteries, SureFire’s American-made Unlike cheap offshore-made heat when its energy is sucked A lithium battery generates significant A the is that the more perfectly shaped the reflector, third principle with a special wave-like SureFire reflectors are a perfect parabola Given the amount of testing, verifying, experimenting and innovating, you put in, the more light you get out. Practically speaking there is no light you get out. Practically speaking you put in, the more lithium battery. of energy for a flashlight than a more powerful source is called a thermal two safety devices built in. One batteries come with heat safety in case the it serves as a self-cancelling shutdown device and lithium battery gets too hot. Without a thermal safety device, the battery can heat to out too rapidly. Please note that all American-made dangerous, even explosive, levels. safety devices, but offshore-made lithium batteries come with effective problems with offshore-made lithium batteries fall short. There have been SureFire brand batteries, please batteries. If you choose not to purchase for your own safety. buy an American-made battery, Hauk designs our reflec- beam. Dr. better the light is focused into a lovely spot and a soft corona of periph- tors to create an intensely bright center He tests every lamp from every man- eral light, with minimal wasted light. constructed testing center with ufacturing lot in his Black Lab, a specially matte black walls and ceiling. The custom lamp assemblies are coating to increase the surface area. again maximizing in the reflector, then centered to exacting tolerances the beam’s quality. it’s little wonder that SureFire offers almost 50 different incandescent lamp assemblies, ranging from 15 lumens to 500 lumens. Of course Dr. Hauk could take the rest of this catalog to explain exactly why SureFire there’s incandescent lamps are so astonishingly bright. Suffice it to say, a lot of cool science at work. to the lamp wall and redepositing them on the tungsten wire, where they redepositing them on the tungsten to the lamp wall and ongoing cycle, the halogen cycle. boil off again in an Humble as it may be, the common light bulb is not at all common Humble as it may be, the common oversees chemistry, in quantum a Ph. D. Hauk, who holds Peter Dr. Hauk’s encyclopedic knowledge of photometric try to distill Dr. We’ll filament, the more light you get. First, the hotter you run the tungsten Such high filament temperatures are only possible within a high- Cool Science And Incandescence once SureFire engineers inject their cool science. Technically known as cool science. Technically once SureFire engineers inject their not a “light bulb,” SureFire incandescent light sources a lamp assembly, and tested to an incredible degree. are custom designed, manufactured and his comprehension of all of SureFire’s lamp development programs of bewilderment— not to men- the science of light is a constant source co-workers, like the hapless copy- tion confusion— to his less-intelligent writers of this catalog. There are really three fundamen- principles down to a Google-sized bite. lamps are so bright and SureFire’s beams are Hauk’s tal reasons why Dr. so flawless. pure tungsten filaments run at Hauk specifies that our custom-wound, Dr. a color temperature of 3,150° Kelvin. Hauk specifies a 100 percent gas atmosphere. Dr. pressure, pure Xenon fill and, in some models, adds a halogen cycle to enhance the life Xenon of the filament. A sys- family of elements, halogens form a sort of transfer tem for collecting tungsten molecules that have boiled off and migrated Centurion® CombatLights® (from left to right): drainage, such as when your SureFire is The patented SureFire grip ring system C2 in hard anodized, C2 in Type II anodized black, C3 in Type II anodized black, C3 in hard anodized packed in a suitcase or backpack. It’s easy to solves the problem. By stepping down the use. Align a small witness mark on the tailcap body size of the flashlight, you can com- with a corresponding notch on the flashlight fortably grip it between two fingers. By body, then rotate the tailcap out, counter-clock- adding a rubber grip ring around the body wise, one full revolution. Now your flashlight of the flashlight, you can now squeeze the won’t work. flashlight back into your palm, activating A lock-out tailcap may seem like a simple the momentary tailcap switch. By holding thing, but it’s actually ingenious. Our SureFire the flashlight between two fingers, a secure engineers don’t let anything slip by. The United two-handed grip is possible. States Patent Office deemed it innovative There are four models in the enough to issue patent protection. CombatLights® Series. The progenitor is the Z2 Incidentally, click-on tailcaps are sold as CombatLight, standard issue to all FBI agents accessory upgrades to models that come with graduating from the FBI Academy and to all momentary tailcaps. Federal Air Marshals. Identical to the Z2 except Many of the models come with pocket made from impact-proof Nitrolon® polymer clips. Once again it’s the details that make the instead of machined aluminum is the G2Z difference. The pocket clips are black oxide CombatLight, available in black, olive drab and coated stainless steel and are fully interchange- desert tan. able between the long and short styles. The A special version of the G2Z CombatLight long style is better for thicker clothing. is available to members of the National Rifle Some of the models come with lanyards Association, bearing the NRA’s proud logo. made of parachute cord. Handy for securing Featuring a full complement of SureFire your SureFire, lanyards can be looped around innovations, the C2 and C3 Centurions® come wrist or neck to keep your flashlight instantly with both the grip ring system and pocket clips. available. For models that don’t include a lan- The C2 operates on two high-energy lithium yard, kits are available as accessory upgrades. batteries while the C3 takes three. The lumen output of the two-battery CombatLight® Series CombatLights— all except the C3 Centurion— SureFire developed an ingenious means of is 65 lumens with the standard lamp, upgrade- gripping and activating a flashlight while main- able to 120 lumens with the ultra high-output taining a solid two-handed grip on a handgun, lamp. The three-battery C3 Centurion produces a vital skill for police officers. Before, it was nec- 105 lumens, upgradeable to 200 lumens. essary to awkwardly hold the flashlight in one Most models in the CombatLight Series hand, your pistol in the other and try to steady come with parachute cord wrist lanyards. your aim at the same time. 30 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 31 Special Operations Series® (left to right): M6 Guardian®, M2 Centurion®, M1 Illuminator, M3 CombatLight®, M3T, M4 Devastator® Special Operations Series The key feature of the handheld flashlights in the Special Operations Series is that their components are interchangeable with SureFire WeaponLights™. This modularity is a core attribute of SureFire illumination tools. Accordingly, the Special Operations Series all contain SureFire’s shock-isolation system of cushioning the lamp assembly against the dynamic force of recoil. Without our shock-isolation system, the tungsten filament wire could possibly snap on the first shot. Consequently, the shock-isolated bezels from the Special Operations Series are thread- ed to match corresponding WeaponLight bezels. The lamp assemblies and tailcaps are also interchangeable. Of course all SureFire tactical flashlights use the same high-energy lithium batteries. Additionally, the models in the Special Operations Series come with double O-ring seals for water-tight performance. Lanyards and ultra high-output lamps are also included with these, the flagship flashlights in the SureFire fleet.

High Intensity Series A pure classic, the 6P Original remains a SureFire best-seller. And with good reason: the 6P embodies all of SureFire’s signature performance marks. An intensely bright beam. Machined aluminum components with a glossy sheen to the anodized finish. An anti-roll bezel, a lock-out tailcap and the ability to upgrade with a host of accessories, including an ultra-high intensity lamp assembly. 32 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 33 ® G2 Nitrolon in yellow, desert tan, black and olive drab Taking the 6P one level up in brightness, the 9P Original is back in 2005 after a brief hia- tus on the discontinued list. Customers clam- ored for us to bring back the 9P with its 105 lumens of bright white light, so we listened and accommodated you. The 9P can be upgraded to produce 200 lumens. Incorporating the same beam quality and light output as the 6P Original, the workhorse G2 Nitrolon® rounds out the High Intensity Series. Corrosion-proof and non-conductive, the G2 makes a great working light for mechan- ics, electricians and other hard-use applications. The G2 comes in black, yellow, olive drab and desert tan.

Executive Series Smaller, brighter, better. A catchy market- ing jingle to be sure, but the diminutive Executive Series truly is the most compact, high performance illumination tool that ® CombatLight models (from left to right): SureFire makes. There are one- and two-bat- C2 Centurion, C3 Centurion, Z2 in black, G2Z in tan, L5 LumaMax and a M3T CombatLight tery models. The E1E Executive Elite is a mighty mite of a flashlight, producing an amazing 15 lumens from a body barely bigger than its single battery. That’s as much light as an ungainly two D- cell flashlight. The little E1E makes a great hands-free headlamp when you clip the tiny rascal to your ballcap brim. It weighs just 2.2 ounces. Stepping up to the two-battery E2E Executive Elite®, the light output increases dra- matically to 60 lumens. That’s more than a clumsy four D-cell flashlight. In fact, the light output is too bright for some close-in applications, like inside a small tent, so the E2E is the only flashlight in the SureFire line with a lower INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 35 E1E Executive Elite® 6P and 9P Original output optional lamp assembly. The low-level lamp provides 25 lumens with a correspondingly longer runtime. The E2D Defender® shares the same body as the Executive Elite, but the Defender comes with a crenellated bezel and scalloped tailcap. The 60 lumen output is bright enough to cause temporary blindness when shined directly into the eyes. All models in the Executive Series come with click-on tailcaps as standard, a new upgrade for 2005.

Optional Conversion Kits Incandescent light sources are brighter and throw a beam further than any LED, which is the good news. The runtime, however, is limited to an hour. An LED produces a broader, less intense beam and the lumen output is currently limited to significantly less than can be Custom engraved logos are available for the 6P and 9P Originals (above right and below) at a modest upcharge. obtained with an incandescent lamp. SureFire offers you a way to convert most of our aluminium-bodied incandescent models to LED light sources with conversion heads. LED kits are not recommended for use on Nitrolon® models. There is also a TurboHead conversion kit available for some models, allowing for a 2.5 inch reflector for a longer beam reach and brighter center spot. Finally, some of the incandescent models can be converted to rechargeable battery use with a rechargeable conversion kit. Incandescent light sources make for reli- able, high-brightness flashlights. Proven in rugged, hard-use applications, no other flashlight has the track record of performance like a 36 SureFire incandescent illumination tool. INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 37 V28 V70 KR2-BK KIT SPEED CLARINO LEATHER HOLSTER HOLSTER LEATHER HOLSTER BASKET WEAVE RECHARGEABLE SPECS 65/120* lumens 60/20* minutes 1.25 inches diameter 5.1 inches 5.3 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum II Anodized Type Black, Gray Metallic P60 V26 V20 P60P60 V25 V21 SC1 V27 *With optional ultra-high output lamp Max OutputMax Output RuntimeRuntime BezelBezel LengthLength Weight Weight ConstructionConstruction FinishFinish ColorColor 6P ORIGINAL NYLON SPARES SPARES NYLON CARRIER LEATHER HOLSTER HOLSTER NYLON HOLSTER HOLSTER POCKET CLIP QUICK RELEASE window ® SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included • Anti-roll hexagonal bezel • O-ring sealed Z33 Z59 FM33 FM34 FM37 IR FILTER FILTER SYSTEM COVER LANYARD TAILCAP CLICK-ON DIFFUSION PROTECTIVE P60 P61 KL5 KT1 FM36 FM35 KL3-BK RED LED BLUE BLUE FILTER FILTER LAMP ULTRA HIGH- ULTRA CONVERSION TURBOHEAD HIGH-OUTPUT OUTPUT LAMP CONVERSION

6P ORIGINAL AND ACCESSORIES AND 6P ORIGINAL FOR THE 6P ORIGINAL 6P THE FOR HIGH-INTENSITY FLASHLIGHT HIGH-INTENSITY FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES 9P ORIGINAL AND ACCESSORIES

9P SPECS

Max Output 105/200* lumens Runtime 60/20* minutes Bezel 1.25 inches diameter Length 6.4 inches Weight 6.7 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type II Anodized • Lock-out tailcap

HIGH-INTENSITY FLASHLIGHT Color Black • Three 123 lithium batteries

*With optional ultra-high output lamp

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT P90 LEATHER LAMP IR SPARES FM33 SC1HOLSTER V17 ULTRA HIGH- FILTER CARRIER P60 P91 BASKET WEAVE OUTPUT LAMP

LEATHER LED DIFFUSION NYLON KL3, KL5 FM34 V10 HOLSTER V18 CONVERSION FILTER HOLSTER CLARINO

NYLON TURBOHEAD OPAQUE SPEED KT2 FM37 HOLSTER V11 V70 CONVERSION COVER HOLSTER QUICK RELEASE

NYLON RED CLICK-ON FM35 Z59 V15 FOR THE 9P ORIGINAL HOLSTER FILTER TAILCAP POCKET CLIP

BLUE LANYARD LEATHER FM36 Z33 V16 FILTER SYSTEM HOLSTER

38 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 39 V70 KR1-YL KR1-YL KR1-BK KR1-OD KIT KIT KIT SPEED CLARINO LEATHER HOLSTER HOLSTER polymer ® ® RECHARGEABLE RECHARGEABLE RECHARGEABLE SPECS ® Nitrolon Black, Yellow, OD Green, Tan Black, Yellow, 65/120* lumens 60/20* minutes 1.25 inches diameter 4.9 inches 4.0 ounces Nitrolon V20 V28 V27 V21 P60P60 V26 V25 *With optional ultra-high output lamp Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color G2 NITROLON NYLON NYLON HOLSTER LEATHER NYLON HOLSTER HOLSTER LEATHER HOLSTER HOLSTER POCKET CLIP BASKET WEAVE QUICK RELEASE window ® lock-out tailcap lock-out New SPECIAL FEATURES • Lexan • Lithium batteries included • O-ring sealed • Impact resistant, non-conductive • SC1 FM34 FM37 FM35 Z58, Z59 AND ACCESSORIES SPARES SPARES SYSTEM CARRIER TAILCAP COVER FILTER LANYARD CLICK-ON DIFFUSION PROTECTIVE ® P60 P61 KT1 FM33 FM36 FM35 IR RED BLUE BLUE FILTER LAMP FILTER FILTER ULTRA HIGH- ULTRA TURBOHEAD HIGH-OUTPUT OUTPUT LAMP CONVERSION

G2 NITROLON

FOR THE G2 NITROLON G2 THE FOR HIGH-INTENSITY FLASHLIGHT HIGH-INTENSITY ® FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES G2Z COMBATLIGHT® AND ACCESSORIES

G2Z COMBATLIGHT® SPECS

Max Output 65/120* lumens SERIES

® Runtime 60/20* minutes Bezel 1.25 inches diameter Length 5.1 inches Weight 4.1 ounces Construction Nitrolon® polymer SPECIAL FEATURES ® COMBATLIGHT • Pyrex® window Finish Nitrolon • Lock-out tailcap Color Black, Tan, OD Green • Lithium batteries included • Patented grip ring system • Lanyard included *With optional ultra-high output lamp

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT P60 LAMP DIFFUSION SPEED FM34 V70 ULTRA HIGH- FILTER HOLSTER P60 P61 ® OUTPUT LAMP

TURBOHEAD PROTECTIVE KT1 FM37 CONVERSION COVER

RED CLICK-ON FM35 Z59 FILTER TAILCAP

BLUE LANYARD FM36 Z33 FILTER SYSTEM (INCLUDED) FOR THE G2Z COMBATLIGHT

IR SPARES FM33 SC1 FILTER CARRIER

40 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 41 SPECS ® 65/120* lumens 60/20* minutes 1.25 inches diameter 5.1 inches 5.3 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum II Anodized Type Black SC1 V70 P60P60 *With optional ultra-high output lamp Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color Z2 COMBATLIGHT SPEED SPARES SPARES CARRIER HOLSTER window ® SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included grip ring system • Patented • Lanyard included AND ACCESSORIES Z33 Z59 FM33 FM34 FM37 (INCLUDED) ® IR FILTER SYSTEM COVER FILTER LANYARD TAILCAP CLICK-ON DIFFUSION PROTECTIVE P60 P61 KT1 FM36 FM35 KL3, KL5 RED LED BLUE BLUE LAMP FILTER FILTER ULTRA HIGH- ULTRA TURBOHEAD CONVERSION CONVERSION HIGH-OUTPUT OUTPUT LAMP

Z2 COMBATLIGHT

COMBATLIGHT SERIES FOR THE Z2 COMBATLIGHT Z2 THE FOR

® ® FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES C2 CENTURION® AND ACCESSORIES

C2 CENTURION SPECS

Max Output 65/120* lumens SERIES

® Runtime 60/20* minutes Bezel 1.25 inches diameter Length 5.1 inches Weight 4.0 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES COMBATLIGHT • Pyrex® window Finish Type II / Type III anodizing • Lock-out tailcap Color Black / OD Green • Lithium batteries included • Patented grip ring system *With optional ultra-high output lamp

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT P60 LAMP IR SPARES FM33 SC1 ULTRA HIGH- FILTER CARRIER P60 P61

® OUTPUT LAMP

LED DIFFUSION SPEED KL5 FM34 V70 CONVERSION FILTER HOLSTER

TURBOHEAD PROTECTIVE KT1 FM37 CONVERSION COVER

RED CLICK-ON FM35 Z58, Z59 FILTER TAILCAP FOR THE C2 COMBATLIGHT

BLUE LANYARD FM36 Z45 FILTER SYSTEM

42 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 43 SPECS 105/200* lumens 60/20* minutes 1.25 inches diameter 6.4 inches 6.7 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum III anodizing II / Type Type Black / OD Green SC1 V70 P60P60 *With optional ultra-high output lamp Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color C3 CENTURION SPEED SPARES SPARES CARRIER HOLSTER window ® SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included grip ring system • Patented Z45 FM33 FM34 FM37 Z58, Z59 AND ACCESSORIES IR ® FILTER FILTER SYSTEM COVER TAILCAP LANYARD CLICK-ON DIFFUSION PROTECTIVE P90 P91 KL5 KT2 FM36 FM35 RED LED BLUE BLUE LAMP FILTER FILTER ULTRA HIGH- ULTRA TURBOHEAD HIGH-OUTPUT CONVERSION CONVERSION OUTPUT LAMP

C3 CENTURION

COMBATLIGHT SERIES FOR THE C3 COMBATLIGHT C3 THE FOR

® ® FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES E1E EXECUTIVE ELITE® AND ACCESSORIES

E1E EXECUTIVE ELITE® SPECS

Max Output 15 lumens Runtime 1.5 hours Bezel 1 inch diameter Length 3.3 inches Weight 2.2 ounces

EXECUTIVE SERIES Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type II / Type III anodizing • Lock-out tailcap Color Gray Metallic/Black, OD Green • Lithium battery included • Clips to bill of cap (headlamp) • Handy pocket clip

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT DIFFUSION MN01 F04 LAMP FILTER P60 ®

LED CLICK-ON KL1 Z57, Z61 CONVERSION TAILCAP

RED LANYARD F05 Z50 FILTER SYSTEM

BLUE SPARES F06 SC3 FILTER CARRIER FOR THE E1E EXECUTIVE ELITE

IR F03 FILTER

44 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 45 SPECS ® 60 lumens 1.25 hours 1 inch diameter 4.5 inches 3.1 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum III anodizing II / Type Type Gray Metallic/Black, OD Green P60P60 Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color E2E EXECUTIVE ELITE E2E EXECUTIVE AND ACCESSORIES ® window ® SPECIAL FEATURES • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included • O-ring sealed • Handy pocket clip • Pyrex F04 V82 Z50 SC3 Z57, Z61 NYLON FILTER SYSTEM TAILCAP HOLSTER SPARES SPARES LANYARD CARRIER CLICK-ON DIFFUSION F03 F06 F05 KL1 MN02 MN03 IR LED RED BLUE BLUE LAMP LAMP FILTER FILTER FILTER HIGH-OUTPUT CONVERSION EXTENDED-RUN

E2E EXECUTIVE ELITE E2E EXECUTIVE

EXECUTIVE SERIES EXECUTIVE FOR THE E2E EXECUTIVE ELITE EXECUTIVE E2E THE FOR ® FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES E2D DEFENDER® AND ACCESSORIES

E2D DEFENDER® SPECS

Max Output 60 lumens Runtime 1.25 hours Bezel 1 inch diameter Length 4.85 inches Weight 3.2 ounces

EXECUTIVE SERIES Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type III hard-anodized • Lock-out tailcap Color Black • Lithium batteries included • Crenellated bezel • Scalloped tailcap

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT DIFFUSION NYLON MN03 F04 V21 LAMP FILTER HOLSTER P60 ®

LED CLICK-ON KL1 Z57, Z61 CONVERSION TAILCAP

RED LANYARD F05 Z50 FILTER SYSTEM

BLUE SPARES F06 SC3

FOR THE E2D DEFENDER FILTER CARRIER

IR NYLON F03 V20 FILTER HOLSTER

46 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 47 SPECS 65/120* lumens 60/20* minutes 1.47 inches diameter 5.5 inches 5.8 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum III hard-anodized Type OD Green SC1 V72 P60P60 *With optional ultra-high output lamp Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color M2 CENTURION SPARES SPARES SPEED CARRIER HOLSTER window ® SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included grip ring system • Patented • Lanyard included Z45 Z58 FM63 FM64 FM67 (INCLUDED) AND ACCESSORIES IR ® FILTER FILTER COVER SYSTEM TAILCAP LANYARD CLICK-ON DIFFUSION PROTECTIVE P60 P61 KL5 FM66 FM65 KT1-HA LED RED LAMP BLUE BLUE FILTER FILTER ULTRA HIGH- ULTRA CONVERSION TURBOHEAD HIGH-OUTPUT OUTPUT LAMP CONVERSION

M2 CENTURION

FOR THE M2 CENTURION M2 THE FOR SPECIAL OPERATIONS SERIES OPERATIONS SPECIAL FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES M3 COMBATLIGHT® AND ACCESSORIES

M3 COMBATLIGHT® SPECS

Max Output 105/200* lumens Runtime 60/20* minutes Bezel 1.25 inches diameter Length 7.1 inches Weight 7.0 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type III hard-anodized • Lock-out tailcap SPECIAL OPERATIONS SERIES SPECIAL OPERATIONS Color OD Green • Lithium batteries included • Lanyard included • Patented grip ring system *With optional ultra-high output lamp

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT MN10 LAMP IR SPARES FM13 P60SC2 ULTRA HIGH- FILTER CARRIER MN11

® OUTPUT LAMP

LED DIFFUSION SPEED KL6 FM14 V71 CONVERSION FILTER HOLSTER

TURBOHEAD KT4-HA PROTECTIVE FM17 CONVERSION COVER

RED CLICK-ON FM15 Z58 FILTER TAILCAP FOR THE M3 COMBATLIGHT

BLUE LANYARD FM16 Z45 FILTER SYSTEM (INCLUDED)

48 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 49 SPECS ® 125/225* lumens 60/20* minutes 2.5 inches diameter 7.8 inches 8.0 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum III hard-anodized Type OD Green V71 P60P60 *With optional ultra-high output lamp Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color M3T COMBATLIGHT SPEED HOLSTER window ® AND ACCESSORIES SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included grip ring system • Patented • Lanyard included ® Z45 Z58 SC2 FM24 FM27 (INCLUDED) FILTER COVER SPARES SPARES TAILCAP CARRIER SYSTEM CLICK-ON LANYARD DIFFUSION PROTECTIVE KL6 FM23 FM26 FM25 MN15 MN16 IR LED RED BLUE BLUE LAMP FILTER FILTER FILTER ULTRA HIGH- ULTRA CONVERSION HIGH-OUTPUT OUTPUT LAMP

M3T COMBATLIGHT

SPECIAL OPERATIONS SERIES OPERATIONS SPECIAL FOR THE M3T COMBATLIGHT M3T THE FOR ® FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES M4 DEVASTATOR® AND ACCESSORIES

M4 DEVASTATOR SPECS

Max Output 200/350* lumens Runtime 60/20* minutes Bezel 2.5 inches diameter Length 8.3 inches Weight 11.0 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type III hard-anodized • Lock-out tailcap SPECIAL OPERATIONS SERIES SPECIAL OPERATIONS Color OD Green • Lithium batteries included • Lanyard included *With optional ultra-high output lamp

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT MN60 LAMP DIFFUSION FM24 ULTRA HIGH- FILTER P60 MN61 OUTPUT LAMP

LED PROTECTIVE KL6 FM27 CONVERSION COVER

RED CLICK-ON FM25 Z59 FILTER TAILCAP

BLUE LANYARD FM26 Z45 FILTER SYSTEM (INCLUDED) FOR THE M4 DEVASTATOR

IR SPEED FM23 V71 FILTER HOLSTER

50 INCANDESCENT FLASHLIGHTS 51 SPECS ® 250/500* lumens 60/20* minutes 2.5 inches diameter 7.75 inches 15.0 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum III hard-anodized Type OD Green P60P60 *With optional ultra-high output lamp Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color M6 GUARDIAN window ® SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included • Lanyard included Z51 SC2 FM24 FM27 (INCLUDED) AND ACCESSORIES FILTER COVER SYSTEM SPARES SPARES LANYARD CARRIER DIFFUSION PROTECTIVE ® KL6 FM25 FM23 FM26 MN20 MN21 IR RED LED LAMP BLUE BLUE FILTER FILTER FILTER ULTRA HIGH- ULTRA HIGH-OUTPUT OUTPUT LAMP CONVERSION

M6 GUARDIAN

SPECIAL OPERATIONS SERIES OPERATIONS SPECIAL FOR THE M6 GUARDIAN M6 THE FOR ® FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HYBRID FLASHLIHGTS 53 of light , another rechargeable, also ® , the world’s first LED and incades- ® With the Aviator came a flood of new technology, With the Aviator that’s what you think it is. A sliver of silicon, Yes, engi- Electronics— a byproduct of SureFire’s Controlling all this technology is another ingen- SureFire broke new ground with the introduction SureFire broke new ground with the all hidden but for the varying colors from the triad of all hidden but for the varying colors incan- the Xenon LEDs and the dazzling white light of as the cut- descent lamp. Nestled inside the Aviator, shows, is a clus- away picture on the following page two circuit ter of electronics. On one of the Avaitor’s boards rests a microprocessor. is the world’s first “smart The Aviator a computer. flashlight.” necessary to neering-driven cool science— were control the current from the high-energy lithium batteries and to regulate the amount of power that’s transferred to the different light sources. tailcap. By pressing ious innovation, a six-position gently on the ergonomically positioned tailcap, you obtain a soft level of light from the LEDs, available in cent combination flashlight. A patent is pending. cent combination flashlight. A patent sources. SureFire patented the first dual-output sources. SureFire decade ago with the 9N recharge- flashlight almost a not a hybrid, it is a dual-incandes- able, but the 9N is two lamps of differing intensities. cent source with (Our 10X Dominator A hybrid flashight is a combination A hybrid flashight of the A2 Aviator features twin incandescent lamps for two levels of features twin incandescent lamps apart is light output.) What sets a hybrid flashlight the use of two different light sources. HYBRID FLASHLIGHTS green, blue, red, white and NVD-compatible yellow-green. This is the first position. Press harder on the tailcap switch, the second position, and the 50 lumen tungsten Xenon incandescent lamp fires, projecting a piercing beam of white light that’s bright enough to illu- minate the tail of a Boeing® 747 jumbo jet. Named for its intended market of pilots and flight professionals, the Aviator can also be activated in two constant-on modes, LED only or LED and incandescent. Either is accomplished by rotating the tailcap inwards, first to switch on the LEDs and then further for the incandescent. These are positions three and four. Position five is a partial lock-out mode. By rotating the tailcap backwards, you will reach a point where only the LEDs can be activated, no matter how hard you press. By locking-out the incandescent lamp, you can safeguard your night-adapted vision on a dark flightdeck or, for military flying with NVDs, you can be confident the white light can’t be accidentally activated. Continue rotating the tailcap outwards and you reach position six, complete lock-out where the flashlight cannot be switched on. This is a way to prevent inadvertently draining your batteries if your Aviator is packed in lug- gage or a flight bag. The Aviator’s construction is typical SureFire, utilizing the best materials, finishes and components. The aluminum is aerospace-grade, finished in a hard anodizing to MilSpec tolerances. The window is made of optically coated Pyrex® for maximum light 54 transmission and heat resistance. The tailcap HYBRID FLASHLIGHTS 55 and bezel are O-ring sealed for water-tight performance. There is a large style stainless steel pocket clip, black oxide coated for durability. The Aviator comes with a lanyard ring and parachute cord lanyard. An optional Spares Carrier is available that holds four extra SureFire batteries and a spare lamp assembly. Even though the Aviator was designed for pilots, it turns out that a dual-source flashlight is broadly utilitarian for a variety of applications. Hunters find the red LED version ideal for pre- dawn movement without spooking game. (Some animals can’t see in the red color spectrum.) Medics like the blue LED version because blood is more easily discernible under blue light. Hunters like the blue light too, for blood trailing. Campers gravitate toward the white LED version because of the general utility of white light. Police officers tend to favor the green LED version because even though the light level is same as the other colors, the human eye perceives the green wavelength approximately six times brighter than any other color. For snooping around the attic, a green LED version would be great. Notice that we never referred to hybrid flashlights as strictly a combination of LED and incandescent sources. We simply said a combination of sources. Does that mean SureFire is developing other multi-source illumination tools? There are a number of possibilities to com- bine light sources, from an HID in harmony with tungsten incandescent lamps to light emitting diodes working with radioactive tritium illumination capsules. The field of hybrid lighting is just now emerging, and SureFire is pioneering this 56 fascinating new field of illumination tools. HYBRID LIGHT SOURCE A2 AVIATOR® AND ACCESSORIES

White Red Yellow- Green Blue Green A2 AVIATOR® SPECS

Max Output Xenon: 50 lumens LED: 3 lumens Runtime 60 minutes/20 hours Bezel 1.13 inches diameter Length 5.6 inches Weight 4.1 ounces HYBRID SERIES Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Choice of LED colors Finish Type III hard-anodized • Variable light source Color OD Green • Dual-position switching • Lock-out tailcap • Lithium batteries included

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT Z60 P60 LAMP (INCLUDED) ® SPARES SC3 CARRIER

HOLSTER V20

FOR THE A2 AVIATOR HOLSTER V21

HOLSTER V25

LED FLASHLIGHTS LED FLASHLIGHTS

The LED revolution in flashlights seems to have occurred suddenly. All breakthrough events seem to be upon us in no time. In one moment, we land on the moon, invent a microchip, decode DNA. But if we think for a moment, we see that revolution is more incremental than immediate. What seems an instan- taneous breakthrough— from vaccinations to televi- sions, stealth bombers to heart transplants— is actually a culmination of a gradual series of precursory steps. Drop the R. The process is really evolution. Nothing better illustrates the evolutionary nature of progress than SureFire’s pioneering work to develop better, brighter, more efficient illumination tools. When you first see a digitally regulated, microprocessor controlled LED with a variable output beam like SureFire’s new U2 Ultra™, you think it’s revolutionary. Certainly the U2 Ultra is a radical departure from a D-cell hardware store special, but that misses the point. The U2 Ultra is a logical result of SureFire’s constant innovation of man’s second oldest tool— artificial light. The light emitting diode (LED) has been around for some time, mainly used as small status or indica- tor lights, but it’s only been in the past six years that high-output LEDs have become a feasible option for general purpose lighting applications. Traffic signals and automobile tail lights, for instance, are now using high-brightness LEDs. But traffic lights are fairly large devices powered by unlimited electricity. SureFire flashlights are small 59 devices powered by even smaller lithium batteries. To greatly understate the problem, it was tricky to harness a high-brightness Xenon lamp, marry with three LEDs, design electronics to digitally regulate the output, and create a flashlight body with sufficient heat sinking properties to handle the load. The Aviator uses three LEDs. The center- piece of an LED is a diode that is chip-mounted on a silicon microchip and held in place by a mild steel-lead frame connected to a pair of electrical wires. The LED is then encapsulated, thus becoming a solid state device. LEDs are known as p-n semiconductors. By doping a substrate material with different chemical compounds, a junction is formed within the semiconductor crystal. The dopant in one region, the n-region, provides mobile negative charge carriers, electrons, while the dopant in the p-region provides mobile positive charge carriers, known as holes. When a forward voltage is applied to the junction in the semiconductor crystal from the p-region to the n-region, the charge carriers inject across the junction into a zone where they recombine and convert their excess energy into photons— light. The materials used at the junction determine the wavelength of the emitted light. LEDs emit only one wavelength, or color, of light. Since white light is a combination of all the wavelengths in the visible spectrum, an LED cannot produce white light. SureFire white LEDs are in fact blue LEDs with a phosphor applied. When energized photons from a blue 60 LED strike a phosphor coating, broader spec- LED FLASHLIGHTS 61 trum light with a mixture of wavelengths is produced. However, the light has a bluish-white appearance. White light can also be generated by mixing the light generated by blue, green and red LEDs. There are two wonderful attributes of an LED as a light source. First, an LED becomes more efficient as the current sent to the semiconductor crystal diminishes. Efficacy in illumination tools is defined as the number of lumens per watt you can obtain from the device. The efficacy of LEDs currently is about 20 to 35 lumens per watt, but new models are being developed as high as 75 lumens per watt. More significantly, an LED’s efficacy increases as the number of watts decreases. This is why LEDs offer such long runtimes, albeit at ever-decreasing levels of light. We rate our SureFire LEDs in total runtime of what we call high-output and useful output. Taking as an example the L4 LumaMax, our smallest 5 watt LED flashlight, we rate it as having a 65 lumen output for 2.5 hours, consisting of one hour of high-output light, 65 lumens on average, fol- lowed by another 1.5 hours of what we call useful light. Useful light is defined as the amount of illumination necessary to find a key hole in a cellar door in a dark basement. In truth, the L4 LumaMax produces some modicum of light for a lot longer than 2.5 hours. We’ve left an L4 running in a display at a trade show overnight and it was still lit, barely, when we returned the next day. This negligible amount of light is called the tail. If you look at a graph of an LED’s light output, the curve goes 62 almost to zero and then tapers to a long tail for LED FLASHLIGHTS

U2 Ultra™ set to high with the power selector

U2 Ultra set to medium

U2 Ultra set to low 63 many hours— remember, the efficacy of an LED increases as the power decreases— until it finally goes out. The tail of an LED is what other flashlight companies, eager to sell you a flashlight, trumpet as their “hundreds of hours” of runtime. The difference is that SureFire wants to equip you with the best illumination tool and with valid data on its useful performance— not just sell you a flashlight. In addition to its high efficiency as a light source, an LED’s second wonderful attribute is its ability to produce varying amounts of light. By using advanced electronics to digitally regulate the amount of current being delivered to the LED, SureFire engineers are able to design very small, lightweight, compact flashlights with variable levels of light output. We’ve had dual-level LED models for several years now. Taking variable light to the next level, we developed the new U2 Ultra™. In the U2 Ultra, SureFire incorporated our Power Select™ technology, a method of controlling the LED’s light output with a power selector ring. In six steps, the U2 produces light from 2 to 80 lumens. The ability to vary the light output of an LED is a huge benefit over incandescent light sources. Just as other flashlight companies distort the runtime of LEDs, using the tail to inflate the number, so too are you duped by misleading claims over the life of an LED. Some companies say an LED “never” burns out, but we’ve also seen ads claiming “over 200,000 hours” of life. The truth is this: the useful life for an LED is defined as the calculated time for the light level to decline to 50 percent of its original value. 64 The life of an LED depends on several factors. LED FLASHLIGHTS

Its packaging configuration, in SureFire’s case an aluminum flashlight body; its drive current, or the number of watts powering the diode; and its operating environment, or the condi- tions under which the LED is run, which mainly refers to temperature. A high ambient temperature greatly shortens an LED’s life. There is another very important aspect to LEDs that you need to understand. LEDs are not created equal. LEDs of the same type from the same manufacturer made to the same specifications with the same components vary in their performance. SureFire uses the very best LEDs available, a product called a Luxeon LED. Luxeon LEDs are sorted into bins based on each one’s individually tested lumen output, electronic characteristics and color quality, like DeBeers® sorts diamonds by color and clarity. SureFire buys only from the top bins. Having given you way more information than you want about LEDs as a light source, there is one final matter to cover quickly before we look at the specific features of SureFire’s LED flashlights. When you see us refer to our Luxeon LEDs by wattage, you’ll see three different levels: 1, 3 and 5 watts. Do not confuse the watt rating of the LEDs with its lumen output! LEDs can be made with either a single diode on the chip or with four diodes clustered in a square on the chip. These are called one- die or four-die LEDs. SureFire flashlights use two versions of Luxeon LEDs: a single-die 3 watt driven at 1 watt for greater efficacy, a single-die 3 watt driven at 3 watts for maximum lumen output and a four-die 5 watt for an optimal balance of 65 efficacy and output. Now discontinued for 2005, SureFire previously made an LED conversion head using a single-die 1 watt LED, but that has been replaced by the more efficient single-die 3 watt driven at 1 watt. Every SureFire LED flashlight model is lab- oratory tested for lumen output and runtime. A meaningful average is stated in the specifications, not the high-number “best case sce- nario” that would be misleading. Now, on to the lineup of models.

U2 Ultra™ The U2 Ultra™ represents the culmination of a lot of technological breakthroughs, including SureFire’s new power selector ring to vary the Ultra’s light output from 2 to 80 lumens. The Ultra incorporates a reflector to create a smooth beam with a four-die 5 watt Luxeon LED. Weighing in at only 5.7 ounces, the Ultra holds two lithium batteries and provides over 30 hours of white LED light at the low setting. The light level is controlled by turning the Vari- Beam™ power selector ring. Using a series of magnetic sensors to detect the ring’s position, the Ultra’s advanced electronics digitally regulate the current to the Luxeon LED to produce six different levels of light. Using CNC programmed machining centers, the Ultra's components are turned from aerospace-grade aluminum, O-ring sealed and black hard anodized finished. A wire-style pocket clip is added and a click-on tailcap comes standard. 66 LED FLASHLIGHTS

Outdoorsman™ Series The Outdoorsman™ Series is new for 2005 and consists of two models, the E1L and E2L Outdoorsman™, powered by one and two lithium batteries respectively. The Outdoorsman Series offers a single level of white LED light, operated with a click-on tailcap. The light source is a single-die 3 watt Luxeon LED producing 30 lumens (E2L) and 25 lumens (E1L). The Outdoorsman models are CNC machined from aerospace-grade aluminum with a natural hard anodized finish of Type III MilSpec standards. They are O-ring sealed against moisture and come with black oxide coated stainless steel pocket clips that easily clip to the bill of a ballcap to make into a hands- free headlamp.

Digital LumaMax® Series The Digital LumaMax® Series consists of the L1 and L2 LumaMax models featuring a dual-level of light output from a six-position tailcap switch and the L4 LumaMax with a single level of output. The dual-level of light output on the L1 and L2 is digitally regulated by a complex array of electronics sandwiched between the batteries and the LED module, shown clear- ly in the accompanying cutaway photo of an L1 LumaMax. The six-position tailcap can be pressed gently for a low level of illumination or more firmly for a higher light output. Rotate the cap inward for constant-on low level light or further for constant-on at high output. Back the tailcap off slightly and you can only press it for the low level output or back it off a bit further to totally 67 CombatLight. Both come with click-on tailcaps instead of the momentary tailcaps of their incandescent cousins. Both feature a four-die 5 watt Luxeon LED and extremely elongated reflectors to create surprisingly far-reaching beams. Typically, LEDs require as lens to focus their light into a useful beam, but our engineers perfected an elongated parabolic reflector to capture the LEDs light and send it in a splendid beam shape. Comparing an L6’s LED beam to its incandescent counterpart’s revealed that, yes, the incandescent beam reached a bit further and had a more intense center spot, but both still lit up a tree line over 100 yards away in a recent field test— very impressive for an LED. Both the L5 and L6 feature SureFire’s patented grip ring system of a stepped down body and a rubber grip ring, facilitating a solid two-hand firing grip on a handgun while controlling a flashlight in the support hand. With the longer runtime, dazzling beams and lock-out the tailcap and prevent running your and L2. The fixed-level of light output is 65 unbreakable solid state light sources, the batteries down inadvertently. lumens for 1 hour. Ounce for ounce and inch Digital LumaMax CombatLights are ideally suit- The L1 LumaMax features a new single-die for inch, the L4 LumaMax is SureFire’s bright- ed for some tactical applications. 3 watt Luxeon LED driven at 1 watt while the L2 est LED flashlight in the smallest possible size. The bodies are CNC machined from aero- LumaMax employs a four-die 5 watt Luxeon The L4 creates a beautifully broad and smooth space-grade aluminum and Type III MilSpec LED. The L1’s light output is 0.7 lumens at low walk-around beam thanks to a metallic vapor hard anodized. The bodies are double O-ring (50 hours) and 15 lumens at high (2 hours) and coated reflector. sealed for water-tight reliability. The L5 comes the L2’s output is 15 lumens at low (18 hours) with a black oxide coated stainless steel pock- and 100 lumens at high (1 hour). The L1 is LED CombatLights et clip but the L6 is too big for convenient pock- available in white, red, blue and green. Two SureFire CombatLight® models are et carry, being designed to fit in a SureFire Running on two lithium batteries, the L4 available with LED light sources, the L5 Digital Speed Holster. Both come with lanyards made LumaMax features a four-die 5 watt Luxeon LumaMax and the L6 Digital LumaMax. The L5 of parachute cord. Because of SureFire’s mod- LED controlled by a click-on tailcap. The mate- utilizes the same body as the M2 Centurion ular approach, both could be converted back 68 rials and construction are the same as the L1 while the L6 uses body from an M3 to incandescent light sources with the appropri- LED FLASHLIGHTS ate bezels and lamp assemblies.

LED Advanced Rechargeable Take the 8AX Commander® from SureFire’s Advanced Rechargeables Series and install a four-die 5 watt Luxeon LED head and you have the L7 Digital LumaMax. The light output is 75 lumens for 2.5 hours, making it 35 lumens less bright than its incandescent progenitor, but running for over three times as long. The L7 comes with a momentary tailcap pressure switch and the LED head can be rotated for constant-on. The body is CNC machined from aerospace-grade aluminum, finished in either black or natural hard anodizing. The L7 comes with two Ni-Cad rechargeable batteries and an AC/DC Rapid SmartCharger featuring trickle charge capability. An automotive DC adaptor is included.

M1 Infrared Illuminator Utilizing one lithium battery, the SureFire M1 uses an infrared LED and produces 10 milliwatts of IR light for 15 hours. The M1’s output is, of course, invisible to the human eye, however, it creates a very useful beam when viewed with night vision goggles. The M1 comes with a parachute cord lanyard and a click-on tailcap switch. SureFire LED flashlights embody the best technology and brightest diodes currently available. Even as the LED evolution continues to generate newer, brighter and better diodes, SureFire engineers are updating existing models and creating new features. Power Select™ technology will allow for even greater advance- ments in SureFire LED illumination tools. 69 E1L OUTDOORSMAN™ AND ACCESSORIES

E1L OUTDOORSMAN™ SPECS

Max Output 25 lumens Runtime 4 hours Bezel 1 inch diameter Length 3.75 inches Weight 2.9 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES ® Finish Type III hard-anodized OUTDOORSMAN SERIES • Pyrex window • Lock-out tailcap Color OD Green • Lithium battery included

*1 hour high output, then 3 hours of useful output

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

SC1 RED SPARES F05 SC2 P60 FILTER CARRIER

® SC3

BLUE F06 FILTER

DIFFUSION F04 FILTER

CLICK-ON Z57 TAILCAP (INCLUDED) FOR THE E1L OUTDORSMAN

LANYARD Z50 SYSTEM

70 70 LED FLASHLIGHTS 71 SPECS ™ 30 lumens 6 hours* 1 inch diameter 5.25 inches 3.5 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum III hard-anodized Type OD Green P60P60 *3 hours high output, then 3 hours of useful output Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color E2L OUTDOORSMAN AND ACCESSORIESAND window ® ™ SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included • Long-style pocket clip • O-ring sealed V20 V25 V21 SC1 SC2 SC3 NYLON SPARES SPARES NYLON CARRIER HOLSTER HOLSTER NYLON HOLSTER POCKET CLIP QUICK RELEASE F05 Z50 F06 F04 Z57 (INCLUDED) RED BLUE BLUE FILTER FILTER FILTER SYSTEM LANYARD TAILCAP DIFFUSION CLICK-ON

E2L OUTDOORSMAN E2L

OUTDOORSMAN SERIES OUTDOORSMAN FOR THE E2L OUTDOORSMAN E2L THE FOR ® FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES M1 IR ILLUMINATOR AND ACCESSORIES

M1 IR ILLUMINATOR SPECS

Max Output 10 milliwatts / 880nm Runtime 15 hours Bezel 1 inch diameter Length 3.8 inches Weight 3.1 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Lexan® window Finish Type III hard-anodized • Click-on tailcap SPECIAL OPERATIONS SERIES SPECIAL OPERATIONS Color OD Green • Lithium battery included • Infrared wavelength only • Lanyard included

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

NYLON V20 HOLSTER P60

NYLON HOLSTER V21 QUICK RELEASE

NYLON HOLSTER V25 POCKET CLIP SC1 SPARES SC2 CARRIER

FOR THE M1 ILLUMINATOR SC3

LANYARD Z45 SYSTEM (INCLUDED)

72 LED FLASHLIGHTS 73 2 to 80 lumens setting 40+ hours at low 1.47 inches diameter 6.13 inches 5.7 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum III hard-anodized Type Black SPECS ™ P60P60 Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color U2 ULTRA SPECIAL FEATURES • Vari-Beam™ light output • Vari-Beam™ • Six levels of LED power tailcap • Lock-out • Unique wire-style pocket clip • Lithium batteries included FM66 FM64 BLUE FILTER FILTER DIFFUSION AND ACCESSORIES ™ V20 V25 V21 SC1 SC3 SC2 FM65 RED NYLON FILTER SPARES SPARES NYLON CARRIER NYLON HOLSTER HOLSTER HOLSTER QUICK RELEASE

U2 ULTRA

FOR THE U2 ULTRA U2 THE FOR DIGITAL PLUS SERIES PLUS DIGITAL FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES L1 LUMAMAX® AND ACCESSORIES

White Red Green Blue L1 LUMAMAX® SPECS SERIES

® Max Output 0.7 lumens/15* lumens Runtime 50 hours/2 hours* Bezel 1 inch diameter Length 4.6 inches Weight 2.9 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Dual-level of LED output Finish Type III hard-anodized DIGITAL LUMAMAX DIGITAL • Two-stage lock-out tailcap Color OD Green • Pyrex® window • Choice of LED colors • Lithium battery included *Low/high settings

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

LANYARD SYSTEM Z60 P60 (INCLUDED) ® NYLON V82 HOLSTER

SC1 SPARES SC2 CARRIER SC3

RED F05 FOR THE L1 LUMAMAX FILTER

BLUE F06 FILTER

74 LED FLASHLIGHTS 75 SPECS ® 15 lumens/100 lumens* 18 hours/60 minutes* 1 inch diameter 6.1 inches 4.2 ounces Aerospace-grade aluminum III hard-anodized Type OD Green P60P60 *Low/high settings Max Output Runtime Bezel Length Weight Construction Finish Color L2 LUMAMAX window ® SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex • Lock-out tailcap • Lock-out • Lithium batteries included • Lanyard included F05 F06 BLUE BLUE RED FILTER FILTER AND ACCESSORIES ® Z60 V10 V11 V15 SC1 SC2 SC3 (INCLUDED) NYLON SYSTEM NYLON LANYARD SPARES SPARES HOLSTER CARRIER NYLON HOLSTER HOLSTER QUICK RELEASE

L2 LUMAMAX

DIGITAL LUMAMAX DIGITAL SERIES FOR THE L2 LUMAMAX L2 THE FOR

® ® FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES L4 LUMAMAX® AND ACCESSORIES

L4 LUMAMAX® SPECS SERIES

® Max Output 65 lumens Runtime 2.5 hours* Bezel 1 inch diameter Length 5.1 inches Weight 3.4 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type III hard-anodized DIGITAL LUMAMAX DIGITAL • Luxeon 5 watt LED Color OD Green • Click-on operation • Lock-out tailcap • Lithium batteries included *1 hour hight output, then 1.5 hours or useful output

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

SC1 LANYARD SPARES Z50 SC2 SYSTEM CARRIER P60 SC3 ® CLICK-ON RED INCLUDED F05 TAILCAP FILTER

NYLON BLUE V20 F06 HOLSTER FILTER

NYLON HOLSTER V21 FOR THE L4 LUMAMAX QUICK RELEASE NYLON HOLSTER V25 POCKET CLIP

76 LED FLASHLIGHTS

L5 LUMAMAX® AND ACCESSORIES

L5 LUMAMAX® SPECS SERIES

® Max Output 65 lumens Runtime 3* hours Bezel 1.47 inches diameter Length 6.0 inches Weight 7.2 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type III hard-anodized DIGITAL LUMAMAX DIGITAL • Lock-out tailcap Color OD Green • Lithium batteries included • Patented grip ring system • Lanyard included *1 hour high output, then 2 hours useful output

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

TURBOHEADDIFFUSION LANYARD Z45 FM64 CONVERSIONFILTER KT1 SYSTEM (INCLUDED) P60 ® RED SPEED FM65 V72 FILTER HOLSTER

SC1 BLUE SPARES FM66 SC2 FILTER CARRIER SC3

PROTECTIVEDIFFUSION FM64FM67 FOR THE L5 LUMAMAX COVERFILTER

CLICK-ON Z58 TAILCAP (INCLUDED)

77 L6 LUMAMAX® AND ACCESSORIES

L6 LUMAMAX® SPECS SERIES

® Max Output 65 lumens Runtime 4 hours* Bezel 1.63 inches diameter Length 7.74 inches Weight 8.4 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type III hard-anodized DIGITAL LUMAMAX DIGITAL • Lock-out tailcap Color OD Green • Lithium batteries included • Patented grip ring system • Lanyard included *1.5 hour high output, then 2.5 hours of useful output

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

TURBOHEAD CLICK-ON Z58 KT4 CONVERSION TAILCAP (INCLUDED) P60 ® RED LANYARD FM15 Z45 FILTER SYSTEM (INCLUDED)

BLUE SPEED FM16 V71 FILTER HOLSTER

SC1 DIFFUSION SPARES FM14 SC2

FOR THE L6 LUMAMAX FILTER CARRIER SC3

PROTECTIVE FM17 COVER

78 LED FLASHLIGHTS

L7 LUMAMAX® AND ACCESSORIES

L7 LUMAMAX® SPECS SERIES

® Max Output 75 lumens Runtime 2.5 hours* Bezel 1.47 inches diameter Length 7.87 inches Weight 11.3 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type III hard-anodized DIGITAL LUMAMAX DIGITAL • Ergonomic tailcap switch Color OD Green, Black • Two NiCad batteries included • SmartCharger™ included • AC/DC adaptors included *1 hour high output, then 1.5 hours useful output

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

TURBOHEAD SPEED KT5 V72 CONVERSION HOLSTER P60 ® RED FM65 FILTER

BLUE FM66 FILTER

DIFFUSION FM64

FOR THE L7 LUMAMAX FILTER

PROTECTIVE FM67 COVER

ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES 81 SureFire Advanced in your First Aid kit and know that four spare lithium batteries! ® and Then there’s the logistical problem of dragging a Then there’s the logistical problem of the potential cost savings of a recharge- Finally, Ni-Cad batteries self-drain. This is true of any Ni-Cad batteries self-drain. lithium On the other hand, SureFire disposable it will provide at least 70 percent of its original voltage it will provide at least 70 percent of its rechargeable flashlight, Ni-Cad in 10 years. Your for a few months. regardless of brand, might be good charger with you instead of a handy Spares Carrier loaded with lithium batteries. A rechargeable flashlight is a travel-light deal. Not only is there no electric but also one Ni- Park, outlet in the middle of Yosemite Cad battery outweighs an entire SureFire E1L Outdoorsman Featuring a host of options, Featuring fully charged cordless tool, not just flashlights. Your different types screwdriver is no different. There are less tendency to of rechargeable batteries that have such as the lithium ion batteries used in self-drain, type has not yet cell phones, however this battery Rechargeables. been adapted for SureFire Advanced you can meaning batteries boast a 10 year shelf-life, toss a G2 Nitrolon Rechargeables flashlights utilize rechargeable batter- Rechargeables flashlights SmartChargers, integral bat- ies, proprietary Rapid charge-in-place AC adaptors in tery stick handles, designs, one of which is their varied and multifaceted flashlights cur- even patented. SureFire rechargeable batteries. Be rently utilize nickel cadmium (Ni-Cad) are subject aware that Ni-Cad rechargeable batteries and should not be relied upon for to self-discharge serious applications. ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES able— it’s only compelling attribute— is largely lost with SureFire’s audacious pricing of its lithium batteries at only $1.25 each in a dozen- count box. Rechargeable batteries only come into their own when your flashlight is used frequently. Rechargeable batteries need to go through the entire charge/discharge cycle to remain in peak condition. If you only use a rechargeable occasionally, you’re not getting the main benefit. That said, our Advanced Rechargeable Series represents the best Ni-Cad rechargeable technology available. The chargers that replenish our SureFire Ni-Cad batteries is not just any charger. We call it a Rapid SmartCharger. The Rapid SmartCharger keeps the battery at full charge by metering a low level of current into the battery constantly, something we call a trickle charge. By trickle charging the battery, you always have a fully charged battery ready to go. In the case of the 10X Dominator, which is a charge-in-place design with an integral battery stick in the handle, the trickle charge continues as the Dominator is locked into its charging cradle. There are three basic models in the Advanced Rechargeable Series. One model uses a single light source, while two of the models feature dual light sources.

8NX and 8AX Commander® Starting with the single light source model, the 8NX Commander® features a polymer 82 ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES 83 body and a bright 110 lumen Xenon lamp slip rubber inserts is designed so an officer assembly. The runtime is 50 minutes. The 8NX can tuck the Dominator under his arm as he comes in black, yellow and olive drab. writes a citation or searches a car trunk. Identical to the 8NX except for its material, The Dominator’s handle is a battery stick. the 8AX Commander® is machined from aero- Simply lock the Dominator into its space-grade aluminum, available in a choice SmartCharger cradle and it charges in place. of natural hard anodized finish or a matte The cradle comes with both AC and DC plugs black hard anodized finish. Lumen output and so it can plug into a car’s cigarette lighter. runtime is identical to the 8NX. The Dominator’s beam is simply awe- some. The main beam produces a dazzling 9AN Commander 500 lumens, making it one of the most power- Moving to the dual light source models, ful handheld lights SureFire makes. The work- the 9AN Commander® features two lamp ing lamp produces 60 lumens. The working assemblies in a single reflector. The first lamp lamp can be upgraded to 110 lumens. is a low-output working light, producing 20 Both beams are controlled by a single lumens. The main lamp is much brighter, 140 two-stage tailcap switch— press gently for the lumens. The head is rotated to control which 60 lumen lamp, harder for the 500 lumen walk- lamp is activated by the push-button tailcap ing sun lamp. switch. The 9AN is an excellent utilitarian light. As long as you understand the inherent lim- 10X Dominator itation of a Ni-Cad powered rechargeable flash- SureFire designed the top-of-the-line 10X light— that the batteries self-discharge over Dominator® as the ultimate flashlight for patrol time— you’re equipped with the best when you officers. The elliptical body shape with non- carry a SureFire Advanced Rechargeable.

84 ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES 85 8NX COMMANDER® AND ACCESSORIES

8NX COMMANDER® SPECS

Max Output 110 lumens Runtime 50 minutes Bezel 1.47 inches diameter Length 7.0 inches Weight 8.0 ounces Construction Nitrolon® polymer SPECIAL FEATURES ® • Pyrex® window Finish Nitrolon • Non-slip grip ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES ADVANCED Color Black, OD Green, Yellow • Two NiCad batteries included • SmartCharger™ included • AC/DC adaptors included

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT X80 LAMP DIFFUSION LEATHER FM64 P60V36 ULTRA HIGH- FILTER HOLSTER N/A ® OUTPUT LAMP

LEATHER TURBOHEAD PROTECTIVE KT5 FM67 HOLSTER V37 CONVERSION COVER BASKET WEAVE

LEATHER RED NYLON FM65 V30 HOLSTER V38 FILTER HOLSTER CLARINO

BLUE NYLON SPEED FM66 V31 V72 FILTER HOLSTER HOLSTER FOR THE 8NX COMMANDER

IR NYLON FM63 V35 FILTER HOLSTER

86 ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES

8AX COMMANDER® AND ACCESSORIES

8AX COMMANDER® SPECS

Max Output 110 lumens Runtime 50 minutes Bezel 1.47 inches diameter Length 6.9 inches Weight 9.7 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Pyrex® window Finish Type III hard-anodized • Ergonomic tailcap switch ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES ADVANCED Color Black, OD Green • Two NiCad batteries included • SmartCharger™ included • AC/DC adaptors included

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT X80 LAMP IR NYLON FM63 V35 ULTRA HIGH- FILTER HOLSTER P60 N/A

® OUTPUT LAMP

LED DIFFUSION LEATHER KL7 FM64 V36 CONVERSION FILTER HOLSTER

LEATHER TURBOHEAD KT5 PROTECTIVE FM67 HOLSTER V37 CONVERSION COVER BASKET WEAVE

RED NYLON LEATHER FM65 V30 V38 FILTER HOLSTER HOLSTER CLARINO FOR THE 8AX COMMANDER

BLUE NYLON SPEED FM66 V31 V72 FILTER HOLSTER HOLSTER

87 9AN COMMANDER® AND ACCESSORIES

9AN COMMANDER® SPECS

Max Output 20/140 lumens Runtime 2 hours/40 minutes Bezel 1.62 inches diameter Length 7.9 inches Weight 12.8 ounces Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Dual-level light output Finish Type III hard-anodized • Two NiCad batteries included ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES ADVANCED Color Black, OD Green • SmartCharger™ included • AC/DC adaptors included • Pyrex® window

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

HIGH-OUTPUT N90 LAMP DIFFUSION LEATHER FM14 V46 ULTRA HIGH- FILTER HOLSTER P60 N/A ® OUTPUT LAMP

LEATHER TURBOHEAD PROTECTIVE KT3 FM17 HOLSTER V47 CONVERSION COVER BASKET WEAVE

LEATHER RED NYLON FM15 V40 HOLSTER V48 FILTER HOLSTER CLARINO

BLUE NYLON SPEED FM16 V41 V71 FILTER HOLSTER HOLSTER FOR THE 9AN COMMANDER

IR NYLON FM13 V45 FILTER HOLSTER

88 ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES

10X DOMINATOR® AND ACCESSORIES

10X DOMINATOR® SPECS

Max Output 500 and 60 lumens* Runtime 3 hours and 20 minutes Bezel 2.5 inches diameter Length 9.5 inches Weight 20.0 ounces Construction Polymer and aluminum SPECIAL FEATURES • Dual-level light output Finish Type III hard-anodized (bezel) • Charge-in-place battery handle ADVANCED RECHARGEABLES ADVANCED Color Black body, OD Green bezel • SmartCharger™ included • AC/DC adaptors included • Pyrex® window *Dual-position switch controls two separate lamps

FLASHLIGHT ACCESSORIES

EXTENDED-RUN LAMP MN30 (60 LUMENS) ULTRA HIGH- P60 MN31 OUTPUT LAMP ® (500 LUMENS)

HIGH-OUTPUT LAMP MN32 (110 LUMENS) FOR THE 10X DOMINATOR

ACCESSORIES & UPGRADES 91 comes ® you have a wide Keeping tabs on your SureFire during physically Keeping Another popular accessory is what we call a Other accessories include LED conversion Other accessories include LED output Also available as upgrades are ultra-high demanding tasks is the job of our parachute cord lan- demanding tasks is the job of our parachute with lanyards yards. Some SureFire models come for which mod- (see the Model Specification sections offer lanyards sep- also els come with lanyards). We arately for those models without them. impact-resistant a small, water-tight, Spares Carrier, container that holds spare batteries and an extra lamp. Coming with a lanyard loop made of parachute cord, a Spares Carrier is ideal for tossing in a day pack or stowing in a glove box. Fill one with high- with a 65 lumen lamp assembly, but you can upgrade with a 65 lumen lamp assembly, to a 120 lumen ultra-high output lamp. Once you select a SureFire, Once you select range of accessories and upgrades available to range of accessories usability and customize it to enhance your flashlight’s offers a full array of filters to your needs. SureFire shape and even the wavelength alter the beam color, There are also of the light with infrared filters. models to rechargeable conversion kits for some batteries from convert them to Ni-Cad rechargeable disposible lithium batteries. bezel containing heads that allow you to replace the bezel housing a an incandescent lamp with a new long-running, virtually unbreakable LED. lamps for all incandescent models. tungsten Xenon G2 Nitrolon instance, the best-selling For ACCESSORIES & UPGRADES energy SureFire brand lithium batteries (only $1.25 each in a dozen-count box) and you’ve got all the backup you need.

Filters And Protective Covers Sometimes the color of light can make a difference, and for that SureFire offers beam-altering filters. A red filter is excellent for preserving your night-adapted vision, allowing you to read a map or peer into a fuel tank without a harsh white light to ruin your dark-adapted eyesight. Pilots often use a red filter to check their gauges during night flights. A blue filter is particularly suitable for emergency med- ical professionals to find blood. Blood is often more readily visible under blue light. Homicide detectives and big game hunters also use blue filters to look for blood trails. Blocking out unwanted light, either in its entirety or par- tially, is the job of a SureFire protective cover and, to a different degree, an infrared filter. An infrared filter blocks all of the wavelengths of light except those in the infrared spectrum. A protective cover, sometimes called an opaque cover, seals the bezel of a SureFire, blocking all light. Some of SureFire’s military customers “block” their lights with a protective cover to prevent giving away their position during covert operations. Similarly, an infrared filter blocks all the visible light and allows only the infrared wavelengths of light to pass through. Infrared light is visible through night vision goggles and serves much like a regular flashlight. Finally, SureFire offers a diffusion filter to broaden and soften the tightly focused beam from an incandescent model. While our beams are renowned for their perfectly focused throw and their intense white brightness, there are times when such a brilliant beam is too much. To diffuse the light and soften the beam into a broad, area-illumination type of flood pattern is the function of a diffusion filter. ACCESSORIES & UPGRADES ACCESSORIES

LED Conversion Heads Spares Carriers are water-tight and small enough to stow in a day pack. Flashlight LED Head Lumens Runtime Carrying either six or four spare bat- E1E KL1 25 4 hours teries and an extra lamp assembly, a Spares Carrier makes sure you’re E2E KL1 30 6 hours never left in the dark. E2E KL4 65 1.5 hours M2, 6P, C2 KL5 65 3 hours M3, M3T KL6 65 3 hours 8AX KL7 75 2.5 hours

LED Conversion Heads SureFire incandescent flashlights can be readily converted to long-running, shock-proof LED light sources with an LED conversion head. Simply unscrew the bezel and replace it with an LED conversion head. Specific models of LED heads and the flashlights they fit are shown in the above chart. There are several reasons you might want to covert an incandescent model to an LED. As a solid state light source, an LED is virtually unbreakable and lasts for a very long time. The typical life of an LED— the point at which it produces half as much light as it did when brandnew— is measured in the tens of thousands of hours. Additionally, LEDs offer significantly longer runtimes than their glowing filament counterparts. A much more detailed discussion of LEDs can be found in the LED section of this catalog.

TurboHead Conversion Kits The size, shape and texture of the flashlight’s reflector determines the beam characteristics from a tungsten filament incadescent lamp. Simply put, the bigger the reflector, the tighter the beam. SureFire reflectors are a little study onto themselves, a 93 typical example of our engineering-driven philos- length of the flashlight, and a Ni-Cad battery. ophy. Each reflector is machined in a perfect par- Additional Ni-Cad batteries are sold separately. abolic shape by comupter-controlled machining A rechargeable flashlight only comes into centers. The surface is uniformly smooth, but its own when the user frequently discharges the smoothness is not what we want. We want a flashlight completely and recharges it. Called a wave-like finish to increase the surface area to charge cycle, this method of depleting and smooth and focus the light from the glowing fila- recharging a Ni-Cad battery gives you the best ment. Enter our scientists. battery life. This applies to cordless drills and SureFire uses a proprietary method of fin- other tools. Your battery’s service life may be ishing our reflectors. It’s a complicated cut in half by not fully cycling it. Also, recharge- process called “metallic vapor coating” but it able products should be used frequently— results in the orange-peel like surface of the depleting and recharging them at least once a reflector. The surface area is thus increased week— to maximize their utility. and the beam comes out beautifully uniform Remember too that all rechargeable batter- and precisely focused. ies self-discharge. SureFire recommends our Standard reflectors can be upgraded with A TurboHead conversion on a 6P Original, shown with lithium battery models (10 year shelf life on the a Z2 CombatLight. TurboHead reflectors create a more over-size reflectors that we call TurboHeads. A focused beam for increased long-range beam throw. batteries) for emergency applications. TurboHead conversion kit is available for most Holsters also make good accessory upgrades. Holsters two- and three-battery incandescent models. SureFire offers a selection of nylon, leather, The effect of a TurboHead is to focus the beam synthetic leather and polymer holsters. For more tightly, which in turn throws the beam fur- rugged use, nothing beats our Speed Holster. ther. Typically, a TurboHead is used for long- This tough, impact-resistant polymer holster range applications, such as maneuvering a holds a SureFire securely, yet releases it to a boat through rocky shoals on a foggy night. firm tug. With a wide belt loop attachment, the SureFire’s police customers often use Speed Holster is designed to fit a police offi- TurboHead reflectors to better identify threats cer’s duty belt. There are leather and high- and to create a more dramatic temporary blind- sheen synthetic leather holsters also designed ing effect in a potentially violent suspect. to fit a duty belt. Rechargeable Conversion Kits Nylon holsters are utilitarian. There are Select models of SureFire lithium battery belt-loop, closed-top models and a quick- flashlights can be converted to accept Ni-Cad detachable clip model. All are made from bal- rechargeable batteries. A rechargeable conver- listic nylon for durability and rot-resistance. sion kit consists of a SmartCharger™, an AC No matter which SureFire flashlight you adaptor, a DC adapter to fit automobile power select, be sure to upgrade it with genuine outlets, an extension to increase the overall SureFire accessories. 94 ACCESSORIES & UPGRADES 95 A rechargeable conversion kit for a G2 Nitrolon model converts conversion kit for a A rechargeable a lithium- rechargeable batteries. to accept Ni-Cad powered flashlight EXECUTIVE ELITE E2 e

6P 9P G2 G2ZZ2C2 C3 E1E E2E E2D Performance Max lumen output 65 105 65 65 65 65 105 15 60 60 Runtime 60 min 60 min 60 min 60 min 60 min 60 min 60 min 1.5 hours 1.25 hours 1.25 hours

Lithium Batteries Two Three Two Two Two Two Three One Two Two

Lamp Assemblies P60 P90 P60 P60 P60 P60 P90 MN01 MN03 MN03

Length 5.1" 6.4" 4.9" 5.1" 5.1" 5.1" 6.4" 3.3" 4.5" 4.85"

Weight 5.3 oz. 6.7oz 4.1 oz. 4.1 oz. 4.8 oz. 5.3 oz. 6.7 oz. 2.2 oz. 3.1 oz. 3.2 oz.

Bezel Diameter 1.25" 1.25" 1.25" 1.25" 1.25" 1.25" 1.25" 1" 1" 1" Spares Carrier (Empty) SC1 SC1 SC1 SC1 SC1 SC1 SC1 SC3 SC3 SC3

Optional Lamp Assembly P61 P91 P61 P61 P61 P61 P91 ---- MN02 MN02 Lumens 120 200 120 120 120 120 200 ---- 25 25 Runtime 20 min 20 min 20 min 20 min 20 min 20 min 20 min ---- 2.5 hours 2.5 hours Bezel Mounted Items Red filter FM35 FM35 FM35 FM35 FM35 FM35 FM35 F05 F05 F05 Blue filter FM36 FM36 FM36 FM36 FM36 FM36 FM36 F06 F06 F06 Infrared filter FM33 FM33 FM33 FM33 FM33 FM33 FM33 F03 F03 F03 Diffusion filter FM34 FM34 FM34 FM34 FM34 FM34 FM34 F04 F04 F04 Opaque cover FM37 FM37 FM37 FM37 FM37 FM37 FM37 ------Traffic wand F28 F28 F28 F28 F28 F28 F28 ------Holsters Polymer V70 V70 V70 V70 V70 V70 V70 ------Leather, plain V26 V16 V26 ------Leather, basketweave V27 V17 V27 ------Leather, clarino V28 V18 V28 ------Nylon, quick release V20,V21,V25 V10,V11,V15 V20,V21,V25 ------V82 V20,V21,V25 Lanyard Systems Lanyard, tailcap Z26 Z26 Z26 included included Z26 Z26 ------Lanyard ring, bezel Z12 Z12 Z12 Z12 Z12 Z12 Z12 ------Lanyard Z33 Z33 Z33 Z33 (included) Z33(included) Z33/Z46 Z33/Z46 Z50 Z50 Z50 Conversion Kits FLASHLIGHT technical specifications Premium LED (3-watt) KL3 KL3 KL3 KL3 KL3 KL3 KL3 KL1 KL1 ---- Premium LED (5-watt) KL5 KL5 KL5 KL5 KL5 KL5 KL5 ---- KL4 ---- TurboHead KT1 KT2 KT1 KT1 KT1 KT1 KT2 ------

Rechargeable Kit KR2-BK ---- KR1 ------Turbo Lamp Assembly N1 N2 N1 N1 N1 N1 N2 ------Rechargeable Battery B65 ---- B65 ------Click-On Tailcap Z59 Z59 Z58, Z59 ---- Z59 Z58, Z59 Z58, Z59 Z57/Z61 Z57/Z61 Z61 FLASHLIGHT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS E2L OUTDOORSMAN

E1L E2L M1 M2M3 M3T M4 M6 A2 U2 Performance Lamp:50/ Max lumen output 25 30 10mw/880nm 65 125 125 225 250 LED:3 2 to 80 Runtime 4 hours 6 hours 15 hours 60 min 60 min 60 min 60 min 60 min 60 min/20 hrs 40+hours

Lithium Batteries One Two One Two Three Three Four Six Two Two

Lamp Assemblies LED LED LED P60 MN10 MN15 MN60 MN20 MA02 LED

Length 3.75" 5.25" 3.8" 5.5" 7.1" 7.8" 8.3" 7.75" 5.6" 6.13"

Weight 2.9 oz. 3.5 oz. 3.1 oz. 5.8 oz. 7.0 oz. 8.0 oz. 11.0 oz. 15.0 oz. 4.1 oz. 5.7 oz.

Bezel Diameter 1" 1" 1" 1.47" 1.62" 2.5" 2.5" 2.5" 1.13" 1.47" Spares Carrier (Empty) SC3 SC3 SC3 SC1 SC2 SC2 ---- SC2 SC3 SC3

Optional Lamp Assembly ------P61 MN11 MN16 MN61 MN21 ------Lumens ------120 225 225 350 500 ------Runtime ------20 min 20 min 20 min 20 min 20 min ------Bezel Mounted Items Red filter F05 F05 ---- FM65 FM15 FM25 FM25 FM25 ------Blue filter F06 F06 ---- FM66 FM16 FM26 FM26 FM26 ------Infrared filter ------FM63 FM13 FM23 FM23 FM23 ------Diffusion filter ------FM64 FM14 FM24 FM24 FM24 ------Opaque cover ------FM67 FM17 FM27 FM27 FM27 ------Traffic wand ------F68 F38 ------F68 Holsters Polymer ------V72 V71 V71 V71 ------Leather, plain ------V26 ---- Leather, basketweave ------V27 ---- Leather, clarino ------V28 ---- Nylon, quick release V82 V20,V21,V25 V64, V82 ------V20,V21,V25 ---- Lanyard Systems Lanyard, tailcap ------included Z26 included included included included ------Lanyard ring, bezel ------included Z45 ------Lanyard Z50 Z50 Z45 (included) Z45 (included) Z45 (included) Z45 (included) Z45 (included) Z51 (included) Z60 (included) ---- Conversion Kits Premium LED (3-watt) ------KL3 KL2 KL2 ------Premium LED (5-watt) ------KL5 KL6 KL6 ------TurboHead ------KT1 KT4 ------

Rechargeable Kit ------Turbo Lamp Assembly ------N1 MN15, MN16 ------Rechargeable Battery ------Click-On Tailcap Z57 Z57 ---- Z58 Z58 Z58 Z58 ------97 L2 Digital LumaMax L1 Digital LumaMax

L1L2 L4 L5 L6 L7 8NX8AX 9AN 10X Performance Max lumen output 0.7/15 15/100 65 65 65 75 110 110 20/140 60/500 Runtime 50/2 hours 18 hrs/60 min 2.5 hours 3 hours 4 hours 2.5 hours 50 min 50 min 2 hrs/40 min 3 hrs/20 min

Lithium Batteries One Two Two Two Three B90 Ni-Cd B90 Ni-Cd B90 Ni-Cd B90 Ni-Cd B20 Ni-Cd

Lamp Assemblies LED LED LED LED LED LED X80 X80 N90 MN30, MN31

Length 4.6" 6.06" 5.05" 6" 7.74" 7.87" 7.0" 6.9" 7.9" 9.5"

Weight 2.9 oz. 4.2 oz. 3.4 oz. 7.2 oz. 8.4 oz. 11.3 oz. 8.0 oz. 9.7 oz. 12.8 oz. 20.0 oz.

Bezel Diameter 1" 1" 1" 1.47" 1.62" 1.47" 1.47" 1.47" 1.62" 2.5" Spares Carrier (Empty) SC3 SC3 SC3 SC3 SC2 ------

Optional Lamp Assembly ------MN32 Lumens ------110 Runtime ------90 min Bezel Mounted Items Red filter F05 F05 F05 FM65 FM15 FM65 FM65 FM65 FM15 ---- Blue filter F06 F06 F06 FM66 FM16 FM66 FM66 FM66 FM16 ---- Infrared filter ------FM63 FM63 FM13 F59 Diffusion filter ------FM64 FM14 FM64 FM64 FM64 FM14 ---- Opaque cover ------FM67 FM17 FM67 FM67 FM67 FM17 ---- Traffic wand ------F68 F38 F68 F68 F68 F38 ---- Holsters Polymer ------V72 V71 ---- V72 V72 V71 ---- Leather, plain ------V36 V36 V46 ---- Leather, basketweave ------V37 V37 V47 ---- Leather, clarino ------V38 V38 V48 ---- Nylon, quick release V82 V10, V11,V15 V20,V21,V25 ------V30,V31,V35 V30,V31,V35 V30,V31,V35 V40,V41,V45 ---- Lanyard Systems Lanyard, tailcap ------Lanyard ring, bezel ------Lanyard Z60 (included) Z60 (included) Z50 Z45 Z45 (included) ------Conversion Kits Premium LED (3-watt) ------KL1 KL3 ------Premium LED (5-watt) ------TurboHead ------KT1 KT4 KT5 KT5 KT5 KT3 ---- Rechargeable Kit ------Turbo Lamp Assembly ------N1 MN15,MN16 ---- N5 N5 N3 ---- Rechargeable Battery ------B90 B90 B90 B20 Click-On Tailcap ------included included included ------The World’s Finest Flashlight® SureFire L.L.C. 18300 Mt. Baldy Circle Fountain Valley, CA 92708

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