SureFire M640DF Scout Light Pro Dual Fuel LED Weapon Light
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Steve's Review of SureFire M640DF Scout Light Pro Dual Fuel LED Weapon Light
Light performs as advertised. Plenty of throw to help with target identification at short-medium distances. Able to see reflective eyes of deer across a hillside during a dark misty evening.
So far so great. I mounted the light on the Pic rail just behind a Troy flip up front sight at the front end of a 13" BCM M-Lok handguard, BCM vertical foregrip over a 16" barrel. The light fits just to the left (I'm right-handed, so my support hand can C-clamp the front of the rifle at the perfect spot to thumb-activate the button).
Gets snug enough, leaving only a small gap, close to the handguard and can rotate in just to where the light just touches the front backup iron sight.
The rechargeable battery is weird, it has a charging cable that's too short in my opinion but will work fine charging the battery hanging off a wall socket.
Best with handguards that have a full Picatinny rail on top.
So far so great. I mounted the light on the Pic rail just behind a Troy flip up front sight at the front end of a 13" BCM M-Lok handguard, BCM vertical foregrip over a 16" barrel. The light fits just to the left (I'm right-handed, so my support hand can C-clamp the front of the rifle at the perfect spot to thumb-activate the button).
Gets snug enough, leaving only a small gap, close to the handguard and can rotate in just to where the light just touches the front backup iron sight.
The rechargeable battery is weird, it has a charging cable that's too short in my opinion but will work fine charging the battery hanging off a wall socket.
Best with handguards that have a full Picatinny rail on top.
Pros:
- Strong light
- nice beam and flood
- plenty of throw
- will help ID targets at night
Cons:
- heats up quickly
- battery charging cable is extremely short
Best Used for:
- night and low light
- misty conditions
- ARs will full Picatinny rails on top of handguard
Would Recommend:
Yes