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Most Helpful Positive Review
Awesome Product
A phenomenal piece of gear. Everything about it screams top-notch quality. Mine came with the standard tail cap and didn't come with the tape switch and adapter cap, so I had to purchase them separately. For its compact size, this light is very bright at 500 lumens. The M300C is perfect for compact, lightweight builds. Overall an excellent product.
Surefire, what else do you expect?
Surefire may not have the brightest light, that being said they are still very bright and capable of doing what needs to be done. This light is extremely durable, I’ve banged mine up a few times and no scratches to it. I love the Surefire lights, and I love to scout light mini which is great for a short build like my Mk18. Expect nothing but the best from Surefire. Expensive but worth every penny.
Pros:
- durable
- Quality
- Fit and finish
- Look
- Mounting
Cons:
- Expensive
Would recommend: Yes
It's that good
I've got an old 6P that I purchased as a cadet in 1999. It says "Laser Products" on it, so that's where I'm coming from. I've also had a handful of other Surefire lights over the years, first incandescent and then LED, and while they've always impressed, I would say that the value of SF lights has diminished relative to the competition. Particularly when Streamlight has such a broad portfolio of handheld lights (that rock, BTW), and then the Protac RM1, 2, and HL-X.
This was my first SF weapon light, and I paid about $224 for it. Another $80 or so for the SR07 pressure switch and tail cap. Pretty steep when you can get the HLX for about a hundred bucks, or the RM-1 for less than that. The verdict? Yeah, it's that good.
The quality is evident. It's plenty bright, and little things--like the quality of the wire on the pressure switch, and the way the switch plugs into the tailcap--definitely look and feel far more military grade than Streamlight's scout-pattern lights. That said, I still run Streamlights and love them.
So is it 3x better than an HLX, or RM1/2? It depends. If you're a casual user and just need a good light, no. Get a Streamlight and spend the extra on ammo. If you're using your gun for duty use, or just want a bombproof setup and have the money to spend, yeah it's worth it.
My only gripe is the mounting lugs. In 2019, I feel like both SF and Streamlight could to better. There's a lot of extra material on the sides that makes mounting next to a front sight or...
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This was my first SF weapon light, and I paid about $224 for it. Another $80 or so for the SR07 pressure switch and tail cap. Pretty steep when you can get the HLX for about a hundred bucks, or the RM-1 for less than that. The verdict? Yeah, it's that good.
The quality is evident. It's plenty bright, and little things--like the quality of the wire on the pressure switch, and the way the switch plugs into the tailcap--definitely look and feel far more military grade than Streamlight's scout-pattern lights. That said, I still run Streamlights and love them.
So is it 3x better than an HLX, or RM1/2? It depends. If you're a casual user and just need a good light, no. Get a Streamlight and spend the extra on ammo. If you're using your gun for duty use, or just want a bombproof setup and have the money to spend, yeah it's worth it.
My only gripe is the mounting lugs. In 2019, I feel like both SF and Streamlight could to better. There's a lot of extra material on the sides that makes mounting next to a front sight or...
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Pros:
- bright
- Construction
Cons:
- price
Best Used for:
- Tactcal
Would recommend: Yes
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Would recommend: Yes
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