West Texas Johnny from United States, TX Public Profile

I run Surefire Scouts on most of my night time hog guns, but the profile of this light, coupled with the performance, along with the price point, has me changing my mind.
When compared head to head with the competition, both in the white light spectrum, and in the white light setting, this little light does what is needed to stay in contention. But what sets it apart for most of us, is the price point. Being half, or even less of what you'd pay for a similar flashlight, it becomes an attainable light for the common man.
Not to be missed is the profile of the unit. It is streamlined, thought through, and sits flush (especially if mounting it at 12, 9, 3, or 6 o'clock on an AR15 rail).
Because of the nature of the housing, I might consider another light if mounting it in a non-conventional place, but really, for the price point, I've not found a light that can be beat.
The housing is plastic, which may turn some off, but I liken this to the appearance of the Glock pistol coming on to the market in the early 90's, or the Magpul Pmag in the last decade. It provides a robust housing that, while underestimated at first, has proven itself to be able to handle what's thrown at it, and may even build upon what the market offered before.
The design is thought-through with the switch being angled so as to mitigate negligent discharges, and there is always the safety bar to keep ND's at bay. The IR/White switch is intuitive, and gives the end-user a no-frills, simple, well-