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ALL NEW 2002 PRODUCTS INCLUDING:• HANDGUN WEAPONLIGHTs• MILLENNIUM UNIVERSAL SYSTEMS• SHOTGUN DEDICATED FORENDS weaponlights• RIFLE & CARBINE DEDICATED FORENDS weaponlights• M900 VERTICAL GRIP weaponlights• LASER SIGHTS• SUREFIRE PICATINNY FORENDS• PRESELECTED WEAPONLIGHT Systems• HOW TO BUILD-YOUR-OWN WEAPONLIGHTSAND MUCH MORE!

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WeaponLights have only one purpose, only one reason to exist— to give you the edge. Once youenter a dark, dangerous environment, trust your SureFire WeaponLight™ to perform. Watertight,shockproof, ruggedly reliable, a SureFire WeaponLight fights as hard as you do. Because in a

gunfight, winning is everything.To that end, everything that we do— everything that we have laboriously designed and painstakingly test-

ed— must be measured against this ultimate victory. You will prevail because of a number of factors— yourtactics, your mindset, your indomitable spirit— and also because you entered the fight with superior tools.

SureFire WeaponLights are tactical illumination tools. They’re purpose-built to fit a wide variety offirearms: handguns, rifles, submachineguns and shotguns. Some are modular, capable of adapting tomission-specific requirements, while others are dedicated housings that precisely mate to one make andmodel. All are tough, strong, durable and reliable.

And they’re bright. Dazzlingly, blindingly, searingly bright. A SureFire WeaponLight dominates thedarkness, giving you so much tactical light that an adversary can be temporarily blinded and disoriented.Such a powerful lighting tool is a “force option” in a law enforcement situation, a non-lethal means offorcing a suspect to capitulate. The power of light is indeed formidable. When you review the variousoptions on our WeaponLights, my advice is that you select the most powerful light with the largest bezel that you are willing to afford and capable ofcarrying. You can always work around having too much light, but if you don't have enough, it could cost you your life.

Godspeed,

John W. MatthewsFounder and President

The Ultimate Tactical Illumination Tools

The Millennium Universal System is a totally modular WeaponLight designed tomount on any Picatinny rail interface. It can be configured with a variety ofswitches, lamp assemblies and mounts. The MU System is detailed on page 34.

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USEFUL INFORMATION 4

WEAPONLIGHTS FOR HANDGUNS 7

WEAPONLIGHTS FOR SHOULDERFIRED WEAPONS 13

REPLACEMENT FOREND WEAPONLIGHTSFOR SHOTGUNS 14

REPLACEMENT FOREND WEAPONLIGHTSFOR RIFLES, CARBINES & SMGs 19

REPLACEMENT FOREND WITHPICATINNY MOUNTING RAILS 29

RAIL MOUNTED VERTICAL GRIPWEAPONLIGHTS 30

RAIL MOUNTED MILLENNIUM UNIVERSALWEAPONLIGHTS 34

PRESELECTED MODULAR WEAPONLIGHTSYSTEMS 42

CUSTOM BUILD YOUR OWN MODULARWEAPONLIGHT SYSTEMS 48

LASER SIGHTS 54

BEAMFILTERS & PROTECTIVE COVERS 56

LAMP ASSEMBLY GUIDE 57

HOLSTERS 58

SUREFIRE LITHIUM BATTERIES 59

TACTICAL FLASHLIGHTS 60

SUREFIRE INSTITUTE TRAINING 61

WEAPONLIGHT INDEX BY WEAPON 62

The Zen Of ConstantImprovement

This is the new 2002 SureFire WeaponLights™catalog and it is out-of-date already. In fact, it

was out-of-date the minute it was finished becauseof SureFire’s process of continuous improvement.Every week, every day, every hour, we work to bet-ter our products. The engineering team strives toimprove on what many consider perfection— thefinest tactical illumination tools ever built.

But we know there is always room forimprovement. A brighter lamp design. An improvedswitch. Increased run-time. Navigation LEDs.Infrared filters. Better ergonomics.

This is the new 2002 SureFire WeaponLights™catalog and it is already incomplete. We have aseparate catalogs for our tactical flashlights and forour law enforcement and military training program,which is conducted by the SureFire Institute.

SureFire’s lighting tools— and the training doc-trine that defines their tactical use— reflect over twodecades of developmental efforts in close coopera-tion with our law enforcement and military cus-tomers. The goal of this development was simple—to help you prevail in low-light environments.

SureFire WeaponLights were not developed forhunters, although a dedicated WeaponLight forendon a Remington 870 would be ideal for venturinginto the dark, thick mopane after a gut-shot leopard.SureFire WeaponLights were not designed forvarmint hunters, although a rifle-mounted light wouldbe the ticket for nailing coyotes at night. Hunters cancertainly benefit from these products, but they werenot the driving force which led to their creation.“Sporting purpose” was not behind them.

SureFire WeaponLights were developed forthose who go in harm’s way in defense of our soci-ety and nation, as well as for those law-abiding indi-viduals who have accepted the responsibility for thearmed defense of their person, their home and theirfamily. SureFire developed the first WeaponLight forour local law enforcement SWAT teams in the early1980s, focusing primarily on lights for the HK MP5submachinegun, the 1911 Government Model pistol,and the 12 ga. pump shotgun.

Since then, the SureFire WeaponLight productline has grown to encompass virtually all servicehandguns, duty shotguns, battle rifles, and subma-chineguns used by law enforcement and militaryunits worldwide. We offer tactical lights encased ina dedicated forend that replaces the weapon’sstock forend and we offer component-based sys-tems that can adapt to fit most weapons.

Additionally, we offer a wide range of perform-ance-enhancing options and features, most beingmodular, to allow you to configure yourWeaponLight for your firearm. SureFire also offerstraining for law enforcement and military personnelon the tactical use of light in combative environ-ment. All of our products and all of our training isgeared toward one goal— helping you to prevailwhen you are called upon to fight.

TABLE OF CONTENTS


SureFire WeaponLights come in many styles, versions, andmodels. Additionally, there are switch options, various lampassemblies, different filters, three kinds of laser modules, and

a myriad of power alternatives— literally hundreds of permutations.When you are offered so many choices and options, it isn’t alwayseasy to choose, particularly when there are trade-offs and compro-mises to be made, as is always the case when dealing with light.

To assist you in the WeaponLight selection process, wewould like to share with you some of our ideas, observations, andexperiences on how to prepare for armed encounters in low light.

First things first— if you have any doubts about the validity ofmounting a light on your firearm, put them to rest. If you operatein low-light, you will need to supply light. The brighter the better.

And if you have a firearm in your hands, the most practicalway to illuminate the area while simultaneously manipulating orshooting your weapon is to have your light mounted on your gun.This provides “hands free” use of the light, leaving your hands onyour gun— finger off the trigger, of course.

So let us begin with a digression. Just because you have aWeaponLight on your firearm doesn't mean you don't need aSureFire hand-held flashlight. A double-negative, but the point isstill valid— you need a hand-held light too. The flashlight allowsyou to illuminate things you wouldn’t want to cover with yourmuzzle, such as a non-combatant, as well as well as provide youwith backup illumination and the ability to project your light fromangles difficult to achieve with a weapon-mounted light.

So always carry a suitable backup light, such as an M3CombatLight® from SureFire’s Special Operations Series. Someof the parts are interchangeable with those from some of ourWeaponLights, a significant tactical advantage.

Now, back to looking at WeaponLights and why you need one.A tactical illumination tool has two purposes. The first is the

obvious one, to allow you to see what needs to be seen in thedarkness. The second— which generally requires more lightpower and intensity than the first— is to disable an adversary tem-porarily by taking away his ability to see. Blind him with the light.

The value and validity of using light to disorient and overwhelman adversary is really brought home in low-light, force-on-forcetraining. It is here, “in the environment” as we say at the SureFireInstitute, that using tactical light against real human opponents, menwith guns who are trying their best to shoot you, shows clearly thetactical edge that a SureFire WeaponLight gives you.

Several principles have emerged from the Institute’s force-on-force training. Perhaps the most important of them all is the con-cept of using intermittent light, and moving after the light is trig-gered. We call this “light and move.” Use your light sporadically,randomly, flashing it on and off as you search. After you releasethe switch, move. This is simply a common sense approach tomaking yourself less of a target than if you wandered around withyour light constantly on, like a walking lighthouse.

The “light and move” principle— we would go so far as tocall it an imperative— is what governs the design of most ofswitches on SureFire flashlights and WeaponLights. We call themmomentary switches. Activated by modest pressure, either fingeror thumb, the momentary switches permit you to activate yourlight quickly, on-off-on-off, as you hunt your foe.

But there are more choices than just the switch. When youset about configuring your WeaponLights for your firearms, youmust also select the power, intensity and run-time of the light aswell as how and where the WeaponLight mounts to your firearm.Size, weight, and cost are also things you need to consider.

If it is not apparent by now, you will soon see that many ofthe choices and options in a WeaponLight are interrelated; trade-offs and compromises need to be made. Generally speaking, themore capable systems are bigger, heavier, and more costly. Butthe modular nature of SureFire WeaponLights allows you to makethe trade-offs that best meet your needs, and have the best possi-ble WeaponLight for your specific needs.

Why own a SureFire? Beyond the obvious reason ofproduct superiority— which probably shouldbe enough, given it’s your life and the lives of

those for whom you are responsible that’s at stake here—you should own a SureFire because it’s the best. SureFireredefines the flashlight into a tactical tool with stunninglybetter performance, capable of temporarily blinding anopponent. It opens a new vista of nonlethal “force option”capability to the operator.

Why own a SureFire? The activation mechanism of atactical light— the switch— is absolutely essential forproper performance in a combative environment. Youmust have the ability to instantly trigger the light so thatyou can utilize “light and move” tactics. SureFire has apatented momentary tail-cap, specifically designed fortactical usage. A major reason to own a SureFire!

Why own a SureFire? Every feature on ourWeaponLights and hand-held tactical lights are the resultof over two decades of constant innovation. The result ofthe things that we discovered, invented or developed isthat the world’s elite military and law enforcement specialoperations units all swear by SureFire. When Newsweekmagazine featured a Special Forces operator inAfghanistan on its cover (October 29, 2001), the sol-dier’s M4, sure enough, was equipped with a SureFireWeaponLight.

Why own a SureFire? Our process of constant inno-vation is continuing at an accelerated pace. Even as youread this, we continue to find more ways to improve ourproducts and give you an ever greater tactical advantagein low-light operations.

Why own a SureFire? The perfect focus and beamquality of all SureFire lights. The use of shock isolation toprotect the lamp. The plethora of different power optionsand run-times. The interchangeable or replaceable lampassemblies, capable of quick-change within seconds, inthe dark, without tools, while maintaining perfect focus.The MilSpec Type 3 hard anodizing. The optically coated,tempered Pyrex windows. The advanced, high-perform-ance polymers for molded parts rather than ordinary ABSplastics. Everywhere you look, you will find we have cho-sen the best materials, the best components, and the bestprocesses in the manufacture of our products.

And that’s why you should own a SureFire.

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When you purchase a SureFire tactical illumination tool, you are gainingaccess to a unique and exclusive club. This fraternity shares a demand forexcellence, a no-compromise approach to tactical gear. This club owns

highly specialized illumination tools that were designed by engineers with vision andextraordinary expertise. Their work resulted in SureFire tactical lights to meet theunique requirements of military Special Operations units, SWAT teams, peace offi-cers, body guards, professionals— anyone who refuses to lose a conflict because ofshoddy equipment.

When you buy a SureFire, you acquire technical excellence. You are part of agroup that is only willing to buy the best tools, despite the existence of less costly—dare we say it, cheap— alternatives. Because discriminating users demand profes-sional-grade performance. Not the cheapest, but the best. Uncompromising indesign, flawless in quality. The best, and nothing less.

When you buy a SureFire, you hold in your hand the product of countless hoursof testing and evaluating by the SureFire Institute staff during its high-level trainingthat is renowned both nationally and internationally. You reap the benefit of thou-sands of force-on-force engagements in a low-light, projectile-based, combative envi-ronment. They train so you can win. You hold in your hand the subtlerefinements, the design improvements and many other features thatthe SureFire Institute discovered in the crucible of the combativeenvironment. We learned the hard way so you don’t have to.

2002 SUREFIRE WEAPONLIGHTS

Technical terminology in any specialized class ofproducts, from racing boats to jet fighters, canbe confusing to the uninitiated. SureFire uses

technical terms in its WeaponLights, and you may findthis catalog easier to read if you know the jargon. Hereis a basic lesson in SureFire-ese.

At its simplest, a SureFire WeaponLight systemconsists of a mount, a housing and a lamp module.Lithium batteries are included in the system, usuallycontained in the housing, but sometimes in an auxil-iary component or extension.

A switch controls the activation of the light, turn-ing it on and off. The switch can be either built intothe housing or connected to it by a length of cable.SureFire switches are mostly pressure-activated byeither finger or thumb pressure.

SureFire switches are critical to the performanceof a tactical light. We have probably paid more atten-tion to switches over the years than anything else,except the development of brighter lights. Proof of theamount of work we have put into our switches is foundin the number of patents we have been issued relatedto both our hand-held flashlights and ourWeaponLights.

Ideally, a WeaponLight or flashlight should incor-porate three types of switches, which we refer to asmomentary, constant-on and disable. The momen-tary switch activates the light only when pressure isapplied, the light going off the instant the finger orthumb is removed from the switch.

On a WeaponLight, the momentary switch needsto be located such that an operator can apply finger orthumb pressure without changing his grip on theweapon. It also needs to be ambidextrous.

The constant-on switches are two-positionswitches, either on or off. They provide the ability toturn the light on and have it stay on until it is manual-ly turned off. On WeaponLights, they are of a rocker,rotary, or shuttle design.

On shoulder-fired WeaponLights where theswitching is usually done with the support hand, pres-sure switches provide the operator with the means tokeep his light on when he removes his support handfrom the weapon, to open a door or control a suspect.

The disable switches are two-position switches,either allowing the light to be turned on by the momen-tary switch or totally disabling the light. They are wiredin series with the other switches and their purpose is todeactivate the other switches to prevent any unwantedturning on of the light, what we call a “white light AD.”

All SureFire switches have been tested in the mostrigorous conditions. All are watertight and some aretotally waterproof, down to 100 feet.

There are three types of tail-cap switches thatmount directly to a Millennium Universal System’shousing: a conventional momentary switch and a newmomentary switch with a second constant-on “click”position. The latter, new for 2002, was developed atthe request of one of our Special Forces customers.

A remote-momentary switch is also available.We call this a tape switch and it consists of a smallrubber-coated tab attached to the WeaponLight by alength of electrical cable. A tape switch can be placedanywhere on the weapon that the operator desires.Most frequently, operator’s pick either the gun’s pistolgrip or its forend.

The lamp module contains a shock-isolatedlamp assembly and the reflector. The lamp module

may also hold some of the batteries. The term shock-isolated refers to a mechanism by which we cushionthe lamp from the weapon’s recoil, which could oth-erwise shatter the bulb or break the filament.

The mount is what interfaces with the weapon,attaching the WeaponLight to a firearm. The mountcan be either separate or integral with the housing. Anexample of a separate mount is found in theMillennium Universal System which can be orderedwith either an A.R.M.S. throw-lever or a twin thumb-screw mount. An example of an integral mount is ourdedicated forend that replaces a weapon’s factoryforend.

When we say our WeaponLights are modular, wemean that some of the components are available indifferent, interchangeable versions. For example, mostSureFire lamp modules are modular as are the mountsutilized with the Millennium Universal System hous-ings. Some of the switches are modular, meaning youcan swap a momentary tail-cap for a tape switch.

We offer a multitude of different lamp modules,which provide the ability to utilize one, two, three,four or six lithium batteries with either standard orextra-large size bezel sizes. We refer to an extra-largebezel as a TurboHead. The bezel is the portion of thehousing that contains the lamp module. There are 1.4"and 1.6" diameter standard bezels. A TurboHead is a2.5" bezel.

The bezel contains the reflector. A lamp assemblyitself can also house a built-in reflector. The size of thereflector determines the size of the “hot spot” of thebeam, the intensely bright center. Most people assumethat the larger the reflector, the larger the beam, butactually the opposite is true— the larger the reflector,

the more tightly focused the beam.Consequently, a TurboHead producesthe smallest, brightest center of all thebeam patterns.

All WeaponLights come with achoice of power— high and extra-highpower, so to speak. Both are blindinglybright and capable of providing the“force option” of white light illumina-tion that has made SureFire the choiceof SWAT teams worldwide. The differ-ence is what one operator has describedas the “difference between incrediblybright and unbelievably bright.”

The run-time refers to the durationof a set of batteries. Run-time variesfrom 20 minutes for the unbelievablybright lamp to 60 minutes for theincredibly bright lamp. Being modular,the different lamps allow the operator tochange his WeaponLight’s performancesimply by changing the lamp assemblyor lamp module, without having toreplace the entire WeaponLight.

Additionally, you can replace thelamp module with an infrared illumina-tion module or a laser sight module. Thechoice of SureFire lights and theiroptions is, quite frankly, a bit overwhelm-ing. But what a wonderful problem.

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Reflecting a growing trend in police training, these officers from multipledepartments practice how to respond to an "active shooter" scenario. Theyarrive at the training site with a variety of weapons utilizing SureFireWeaponLight systems. They learn to communicate and coordinate.

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weaponlights for Handguns

Selecting a handgun-mounted light requires abit of education. You need to understand thatattaching a light to a handgun is not simply a

matter of checking-off a box on your list ofTactical Things To Do Today. There are some verypoorly designed, flimsy handgun lights on themarket. Here’s how to tell a good one from amere box-checker.

First, insist on a handgun light with a shock-isolated lamp to withstand the punishing G-forces of a handgun’s recoil. The kick of a 9mmmay not seem like much, but the accelerationthat’s imparted to a light during recoil is notinconsiderable. SureFire engineered itsHandgun WeaponLights with the same superior,recoil-tough technology that’s incorporated inour shotgun WeaponLights— in other words,12 gauge tough.

Next, make certain that any handgun lightyou consider is capable of one-handed,ambidextrous activation. There are too manytimes that you might need one free hand whileholding your handgun and working your light. Tosafeguard a child. To hold a dog’s leash. To shep-herd a bystander to safety.

SureFire’s unique SlimLine™ switch encir-cles the front strap with a pressure pad— total-ly ambidextrous merely by obtaining a firinggrip. Squeeze your grip to activate the light. Beaware that safe gun handling demands that youkeep your finger off the trigger until you areready to fire.

Needless to say, you want a powerful light thatproduces enough lumens to temporarily blind anadversary. You want a light that gives you a tacticaladvantage.

Lastly, you want a handgun light that is rugged-ly mounted to the pistol, without interfering withthe weapon’s controls.

After all is said and done, you can see that thehandgun light you need is a SureFire HandgunWeaponLight.


S ureFire manufactures three dedicated WeaponLight™ systems specifically designed to mount on handgun: the Nitrolon Series,the Military Series and the Millennium Series.s. Each series incorporates customized switches, batteries, lamp assemblies,and mechanical components to fit specific handgun makes and models. These dedicated WeaponLights hard-mount securely

to the handgun for rugged durability.All three series feature shock-isolated lamp assemblies with powerful Xenon lamps that accommodate two choices of lamps,

either high or extra-high power. The aluminum models are protected byMilSpec hard anodized finishing.

All three series come with either a SlimLine ambidextrous, single-handoperated pressure switch or a shuttle switch. The shuttle switch must bepushed left to right to turn on the WeaponLight, thus requiring two hands towork the light and grip the pistol. This is not optimum. A better choice fortactical applications is the SlimLine switch.

The Nitrolon Series holds two batteries and accepts either a 65 or 120lumen lamp. The Nitrolon Series, made of a space-age polymer, is light-weight yet tough.

The Military Series, made of aerospace-grade aluminum and uses a1.47" diameter bezel. It comes with two batteries and a choice of either a 65or 120 lumen lamp. The Military Series is totally waterproof to over 100 feet.

The Millennium Series holds three batteries and uses a 1.62" bezel. It comeswith both a 125 and a 225 lumen lamp. It is the largest, most powerful handgunWeaponLight on the market.

SUREFIRE Handgun weaponlights

Rugged Shock-IsolatedBezel

Protects the lamp assemblyagainst recoil

Three WeaponLight Choices Military Series shown

SlimLineMomentary SwitchAmbidextrousone-hand activation

Shuttle Switch Master ControlTwo versions: constant-on or disable

MILLENNIUM SERIES1.62" bezel

MILITARY SERIESNITROLON SERIES

1.47" bezel

Trigger Guard Rail MountIncluded with the WeaponLight, easilyinstalls on handguns without integral

dustcover mounting rails

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LIGHT

LIGHT LIGHT

LIGHT

Pressure applied Pressure applied Shuttle Switchpositioned to left disables Slimline

NO LIGHT

Pressure applied

Option CMomentary-OnSlimLine Switch Shuttle Switch provides constant-on switching

No pressure applied

Constant-onlight

Handgun WeaponLight Models Without A SlimLine Switch.Shuttle switch with an on/off function.

Shuttle switchpositioned to right

Light is on only whilepressure is applied.

Shuttle Switch positioned to left

Constant Light

Shuttle Switchpositioned to right

NO LIGHT

Handgun WeaponLight sWITCH OPTIONS

Shuttle Switchpositioned to left

Shuttle Switchpositioned to right enables light tocome on

Shuttle switch-only models are simple on-off switches. They are suitable forapplications where using two hands on the weapon— one to activate thelight and one to maintain a firing grip— is not a tactical consideration.Shuttle switch-only models are not optimal for most high-risk situations.

Handgun Switch Options

SureFire’s patented SlimLine™ switch enables you to activate thelight by applying pressure as you grip the weapon. This ergonom-

ic placement of the switch, tension-adjusted over the front strap, pro-vides tactical control of the light and the handgun simultaneously.Single-handed, totally ambidextrous operation allows the user tocontrol the SlimLine switch for instantaneous firing or lighting.

Shoot-and-move tactics require momentary control of a tacticallight. Gently ease off the pressure of your firing grip to instantly deac-tivate the light without requiring a second hand for switch operation.Tactical operators unanimously prefer the SlimLine switch.

Additionally, Handgun WeaponLight with SlimLine switches comewith a Shuttle switch on the housing with a choice of either a constant-on or disable mode. The disable switch deactivates the SlimLine switch.

Alternatively, SureFire offers all of its WeaponLights with onlyShuttle switches. Shuttle-only models do not have a pressure switch;they are simple on-off switches. Shuttle switch models are suitable forapplications in which using both hands on the weapon— one handjust to work the light— is not a tactical consideration.

SlimLine Switch

Shuttle Switch

Option DMomentary-OnSlimLine Switch Shuttle Switchdisables the SlimLine Switch.

Shuttle Switch

SHUTTLE SWITCH ONLY


Nitrolon Series

MILITARY Series

Shuttle SwitchAvailable only as a constant-onfor the Military Series.

SlimLine SwitchPressure switch formomentary-on light



Millennium Series

Handgun WeaponLight SERIES

New for 2002, the Military Series is made of aerospace-gradealuminum, finished in super-tough MilSpec hard anodize andO-ring sealed for totally waterproof performance. It’s highly

corrosion resistant and built to withstand abuse. Designed specifi-cally at the request of an elite unit in Naval Special Warfare, theMilitary Series comes with a 1.47" diameter bezel and acceptsSureFire’s P60 or P61 lamp assemblies, good for 65 and 120lumens respectively. It comes with two SureFire lithium batteries.The Military Series represents SureFire’s commitment to providemilitary operators with the finest tactical WeaponLights for extremehard-use and conditions.

Lightweight yet incredibly durable, the Nitrolon Series offers theblinding white light of SureFire’s legendary lamps, yet still per-forms reliably in spite of the battering from recoil. The

Nitrolon Series with the SlimLine switch option is the best all-around choice for K9 officers, SWAT entry men and others whoneed a powerful yet lightweight handgun light. The Nitrolon Seriescomes with an aluminum bezel containing SureFire’s P60 or P61lamp assemblies, good for 65 and 120 lumens respectively. Itcomes with two SureFire lithium batteries. The Nitrolon Series in ashuttle switch-only configuration is the most affordable handgunWeaponLight that SureFire offers.

Unsurpassed in sheer power, the Millennium Series is the neplus ultra of handgun-mounted lights— there is nothingbrighter. The Millennium Series features SureFire’s latest,

breakthrough technology in lamp design, utilizing the Millenniumstyle of lamp assemblies in either 125 or 225 lumens. TheMillennium Series comes with both lamp assemblies, good for 20 and60 minutes of run-time respectively. Holding three SureFire lithium bat-teries, the Millennium Series uses a 1.62" bezel. It is the largest, mostpowerful handgun WeaponLight on the market. The light output isstunning to behold.

Shuttle SwitchesOn models without SlimLineswitches, the Shuttle Switchsimply turns the light on and off.

Shuttle SwitchesOn models with SlimLine switches,you have a choice of Shuttle Switchfunctions:• Constant-on (“C” Model)• Disables the light (“D” Model)

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LATCH

CLAMP

WASHER (4)

SCREW (4)

SLIMLINEPRESSURE SWITCH

(On Models M11xC and “D” ONLY)

HOUSING

LAMP HOUSING

SF123A (3)LITHIUM BATTERIES

SHUTTLE SWITCHFunction:Model M10x - on/offModel M11xC - Constant-onModel M11xD - Disables SlimLine Switch

MN10 LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENS

MN11 LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

BEZEL

SlimLine Switch w/Shuttle Constant-onSlimLine Switch w/Shuttle Disable

Shuttle Switch on/offStandard Lamp Assembly- Xenon/Halogen

Output PowerRun Time

2nd Lamp Assembly - Xenon/Halogen Lumen Output

Run TimeBattery Type - SF123A (3 Volt)

QuantityUnit LengthUnit Width

Unit WeightBezel Diameter

Bezel LensBezel Mounted Accessories (Optional)

Red BeamFilterBlue BeamFilter

IR BeamFilterBeamShaperTip-Off Cover

Hand-held Light Compatibility

“C” Series“D” SeriesBasic SeriesMN10125 Lumens60 minutesMN11 225 Lumens20 MinutesLithium35.19 inches1.6 inches10.4 ounces1.6 inchesPyrex

FM65FM66FM63FM64FM67 Model M3

LATCH

ADAPTER RAIL

CLAMP

SCREW (4)


HOUSING

ALIGNMENTPINS


SHUTTLE SWITCHFunction: Constant-on

P61 LAMP ASSEMBLY

120 LUMENS

P60 LAMP ASSEMBLY

65 LUMENS

BEZEL

SlimLine Switch w/Shuttle Constant-onStandard Lamp Assembly- Xenon/Halogen










“C” SeriesP6065 Lumens60 minutesP61 120 Lumens20 MinutesLithium24.75 inches1.375 inches8.2 ounces1.375 inchesLexan

F11F19F12F64F17 Models 6P, M2,C2, G2, Z2

LATCH

CLAMP

WASHER (4)

SCREW (4)


(MODELS P111C and “D” ONLY)

HOUSING

COVER


SHUTTLE SWITCHFunction:Model P10x - on/offModel P11xC - Constant-onModel P11xD - Disables SlimLine Switch

P61 LAMP ASSEMBLY

120 LUMENS

P60 LAMP ASSEMBLY

65 LUMENS

BEZEL

SlimLine Switch w/Shuttle Constant-onSlimLine Switch w/Shuttle Disable

Shuttle Switch on/offStandard Lamp Assembly- Xenon/Halogen










“C” Series“D” SeriesBasic SeriesP6065 Lumens60 minutesP61 120 Lumens20 MinutesLithium24.35 inches1.5 inches5.5 ounces1.4 inchesLexan

F11F19F12F64F17 Models 6P, M2,C2, G2, Z2

Handgun WeaponLight sYSTEMS with trigger guard MOUNTED rail mount

ADAPTER RAIL

ADAPTER RAIL

S ureFire Handgun WeaponLights also fit someof the newest pistols with integral rails, such

as the Beretta Vertec. SureFire engineers worked inconsultation with designers from Beretta and otherhandgun manufacturers to assure compatibility.

Several new models will be introduced in 2002 bySIG and Wilson Combat for which SureFire hasdeveloped a WeaponLight interface. Pistols withintegral Picatinny dustcovers, such as theSpringfield Operator, will be accommodated soon.

WeaponLights forhandguns withintegral rails

Military

Nitrolon

Millennium

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

W001

P001

M001


Handgun WeaponLight MODELS

Military

Nitrolon

Millennium

Military

Nitrolon

Millennium

Military

Nitrolon

Millennium

Military

Nitrolon

Millennium

Military

Nitrolon

Millennium

Military

Nitrolon

Millennium

Military

Nitrolon

Millennium

SlimLine SwitchConstant-On Shuttle

W116D

P116D

M116D

W111D

P111D

M111D

W115D

P115D

M115D

W113D

P113D

M113D

W114D

P114D

M114D

W112D

P112D

M112D

W117D

P117D

M117D

W116

P116

M116

W111

P111

M111

W115

P115

M115

W113

P113

M113

W114

P114

M114

W112

P112

M112

W117

P117

M117

SlimLine SwitchDisable Shuttle Switch

Shuttle Switch On/Off(No SlimLine)

W116C

P116C

M116C

W111C

P111C

M111C

W115C

P115C

M115C

W113C

P113C

M113C

W114C

P114C

M114C

W112C

P112C

M112C

W117C

P117C

M117C

BERETTA 92, 96

GLOCK

HK USP

SIG 220

SIG 226, 228, 229

SPRINGFIELD XD

1911

For Beretta Model 92FS Vertec

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Weapon-Specific Replacement Forend WeaponLightsThese WeaponLights replace the existing forend with a completely integratedSureFire forend that contains all the switches, battery-holders and lamp mod-ules. We call these systems dedicated forends, meaning they have beendesigned for— dedicated to— particular makes and models of weapons.Dedicated forends are available for rifles, carbines, shotgun and submachine-guns. Our best selling models are for the Remington 870 shotgun, AR15 andM4 family and, of course, the ubiquitous MP5.

SHOULDER-FIRED WEAPONlights

Preselected WeaponLight SystemsDrawing upon our experience in the field, SureFire has designed systems thatinclude the proper mounts, lamp modules and switches that represent theoptimal solution to specific weapons. Each system specifically fits the designat-ed weapon, including the correct cable lengths for tape switches.

Custom “Build-Your-Own” WeaponLight SystemsIn a clear, step-by-step guide, we lead you through the selection process toachieve a system that will fit your specific needs and mission requirements.

Picatinny Rail-Mounted WeaponLights

SureFire Picatinny ForendSureFire offers a replacement forend with wrap-around Picatinny rails for two shot-guns, the Remington 870 and Mossberg 590, and the HK MP5 submachinegun.Other brands of Picatinny forends are also on the market from high regarded manu-facturers. SureFire rail-mounted WeaponLight systems attach to all standard 1913Picatinny interfaces.

Rail Mounted WeaponLightsSureFire offers two basic systems for mounting on a Picatinny rail, a vertical grip andthe new, state-of-the-art Millennium Universal System. The SureFire Vertical GripWeaponLight features a tough, shock-isolated lamp assembly and can be mounted ona shotgun, rifle, carbine or submachinegun. The Vertical Grip comes with LED naviga-tion lights in a choice of color, visible or infrared, and many other features.

Millennium Universal SystemA totally modular series with interchangeable mounts, lamp assemblies and bezels,this is the latest and most sophisticated WeaponLight system from SureFire. It isdesigned specifically and engineered exactly for mounting on Picatinny rails.

For weapons other than handguns, SureFire offers WeaponLight systems that can mount on shotguns,carbines, rifles and SMGs in one of the following ways:


SHOTGUN FOREND WEAPONlights

The SureFire shotgun WeaponLight comesstandard with an integral pressure

switch,which activates the light only whilepressure is applied by fingertip control. Andnew for 2002, there is also a rocker switchincorporated into left side of the housing toprovide constant-on switching.

A laser sight or a light-and-laser combocan be installed with a second pressure switchfor separate control of the light and laser.

The new shotgun forends have also beendesigned to accept the larger diameterMillennium lamp modules, allowing you toinstall a 9 volt lamp assembly for an eyeballblistering 225 lumen capability. A grip enhanc-ing soft polymer “wrap” has been added to thelower portion of the forend.

New for 2002!

Constant-on rocker switch

comes standard!

Pressure SwitchActivates light or laser sight

only while pressure is applied

Recoil-ProofA shock-isolated lamp assembly

prevents bulb breakage from recoilor rough handling

HousingRugged yet lightweight, this dedicated forend

replaces the stock forend

A constant-on rocker switch is now standardon the new 2002 shotgun forends.

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6 Volt SF223A Battery Stick

65 LumensP60 Lamp Assy.




Choice of Lamp Modules

Choice of Battery Power

Choice of Lamp Power

Model L606 Volt Lamp Module

9 Volt SF323A Battery Stick

A12 Adapters

L72 Red

L75 Infrared

L80 Green DUAL LAMP AND LASER SIGHTCONFIGURATIONS ARE AVAILABLE

Note: Laser stays on the centerline of the weapon.

Optional Laser SightLaser sights require the A12 Adapter

to hold an SF223A Battery Pack

LASER SIGHTINSTALLED IN

PLACE OF LAMP MODULE


Model L909 Volt Lamp Module


Remington 870

Model 618FModel 618FG

Remington870Pressure Switch and Constant On SwitchPressure Switch and Disable Switch


BARREL

FOREND TUBE

RECEIVER

MAGAZINE TUBE NUT

SWITCH“F” Constant-On“G” Disable

PRESSURE SWITCH

LITHIUM BATTERY

LAMP HOUSING

LAMP ASSEMBLY

BEZEL

MAGAZINE CAP

INSTALLATION TOOL (PROVIDED)

65 Lumen120 Lumen

105 Lumen200 Lumen

Model 518F Model 418F

Red Laser Sight

Red Laserand Light

6 Volt 9 Volt 6 Volt

BARREL

HOUSING

LITHIUM BATTERY

LAMP HOUSING

BEZEL

MAGAZINE CAP for Model 11-87

MAGAZINE CAPfor Model 1100

FLAG SWITCH

PRESSURE SWITCHRight side of Housing

SPRING

CLIP

MAGAZINE TUBE

LAMP ASSEMBLY

WAVE WASHER

Model 620TFModel 617TG

REMINGTON1100 and 11-87

Model 920TFModel 917TG

65 Lumen120 Lumen

105 Lumen200 Lumen

Remington 1100 and 11-87

Pressure SwitchPressure Switch and Constant-On SwitchPressure Switch and Disable Switch

Model 520T Model 475*

RedLaser Sight

Red Laser and Light

9 Volt6 Volt 6 Volt

*Model 475 does not replace forend. Mount is supplied for mounting at magazine cap (See Mounts page __).

Output PowerStandard Lamp Assembly- Xenon

Run TimeOptional Lamp Assembly - Xenon/Halogen

Lumen OutputRun TimeBatteries

Bezel Lens

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS65 Lumens 105 LumensP60 P9060 minutes 60 MinutesP61 P91 120 Lumens 200 Lumens20 Minutes 20 Minutes2 Lithium 3 Lithium Lexan

Laser SightMomentary light switch

(Optional) Constant On switch(Optional) Disable switch

Shock Isolated Lamp AssemblyBezel

HousingWater Resistant

Model L72 - 5 Milliwatt Red Pressure activated tape typeRocker On/Off type (“F”)Rocker On/Off type (“G”)YesAircraft Grade AluminumNitrolon, Rugged CompositeYes


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BARREL

MAGAZINE TUBE

MAGAZINE TUBE NUT

SWITCH“F” Constant-On“G” Disable

HOUSING

PRESSURE SWITCH

LITHIUM BATTERY

LAMP HOUSING

LAMP ASSEMBLY

BEZEL

INSTALLATIONTOOL (PROVIDED)

MODEL 500 (Shown)

Mossberg 500 and 590




Mossberg 500Pressure Switch and Constant On SwitchPressure Switch and Disable Switch

Mossberg 590Pressure Switch and Constant On SwitchPressure Switch and Disable Switch

Mossberg 500 and 590 w/14” BarrelPressure Switch and Constant On SwitchPressure Switch and Disable Switch




65 Lumen120 Lumen

105 Lumen200 Lumen

BARREL

MAGAZINE TUBE

RECEIVER

MAGAZINE TUBE NUT

WAVE WASHERFLAT WASHERS (2)

SPACER TUBE

SWITCH“F” Constant-On“G” Disable Switch

HOUSING

PRESSURE SWITCH

LITHIUM BATTERY

LAMP HOUSING

LAMP ASSEMBLY


BenelliM1 Super 90


65 Lumen120 Lumen

Benelli M1 Super 90

105 Lumen200 Lumen

Pressure Switch and Constant-On SwitchPressure Switch and Disable Switch


Red Laserand Light

RedLaser Sight

6 VOLT 9 VOLT 6 VOLT

RedLaser Sight

Red Laserand Light

Model 522F

Model 523F

Model 521F

Model 422F

Model 423F

Model 421F

6 Volt 9 Volt 6 Volt

BEZEL

SHOTGUN WEAPONLIGHT ACCESSORIESRed BeamFilter Model F11 BeamShaper Model F34Blue BeamFilter Model F19 Tip-Off Cover Model F13

IR BeamFilter Model F12Laser Sight Red Model L72, Green Model L80, Infrared Model L75

30 Meter Submersion Certification is available upon request



LASER SYSTEMSReplacing the lamp module with the laser sight module

on a 65 lumen system:Incorporate - (1) Model A12 adapter, and

either a Model L72, Model L75 or Model L80 Laser Sight

Replacing the Lamp Module with the laser sight module on a 105 lumen system:

Remove the 9 Volt battery stick.Incorporate - (1) Model A12 adapter, (1) Model SF223A 6 volt Battery stick,

and either a Model L72, Model L75 or Model L80 Laser Sight

Adding a Laser Sight or Creating a Dual Light /Laser System

Adding the laser sight module to a 65 lumen system:Incorporate - (1) Model A12 adapter, (1) Model U07 Pressure Switch,

(1) Model M10 Mount, (1) Model M12 Mount, and (1) Model SF223A 6 volt Battery stick and either a Model L72, Model L75 or Model L80 Laser Sight

Adding the laser sight module to a 105 lumen system:Incorporate - (1) Model A12 adapter, (1) Model U07 Pressure Switch,

(1) Model M10 Mount, (1) Model M12 Mount, and (1) Model SF223A 6 volt Battery stick (for the Laser Sight)and either a Model L72, Model L75 or Model L80 Laser Sight

WINCHESTER 1300 DEFENDER(with long forend)


Winchester1300 Defender with Long ForendPressure Switch and Constant On SwitchPressure Switch and Disable Switch


BARREL

MAGAZINE TUBE

TRIGGERASSEMBLY

MAGAZINE TUBE RODS

FOREND TUBE

INSTALLATION TOOL

MAGAZINE CAP

FOREND NUT

BEZEL

LAMP ASSEMBLY

LAMP HOUSING

LITHIUM BATTERY PRESSURE SWITCH

HOUSING

65 Lumen120 Lumen

105 Lumen200 Lumen

Light-and-Laser Sight Combinations


RedLaser Sight

Red Laserand Light

6 Volt9 Volt6 Volt

Systems Other Than Standard Red Laser

To order an Infrared Laser Sight or a Green Laser Sight System

.

SpecifyModel L75 Infrared Laser Sight, or* Model L80 Green Laser Sight

Specify Model of Weapon:

Benelli M1 Super 90 Forend Model No. H17F

Mossberg 500 Forend Model No. H22F

Mossberg 500 with 14”barrel Forend Model No. H21F

Mossberg 590 Forend Model No. H23F

Mossberg 590 with 14”barrel Forend Model No. H21F

Remington 870 Forend Model No. H18F

Remington 1100 and 11-87 Forend Model No. H20TF

Winchester 1300 Defender Forend Model No. H36F

* IR available to Law Enforcement and Military

The recommended location for the laser sight is on theforend, on the centerline. When combined with the lamp

module, the lamp module is mounted outboard,next to the laser sight.


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dedicated forend WEAPONLIGHTSFor rifles, carbines and SUBMACHINEGUNS

Weapon-specific dedicated forend WeaponLights are designed to replace

the factory forend, or handguard, on a variety of firearms. Dedicated

forend WeaponLights offer the advantage of being integral with the

weapon and thus more securely attached with no exposed wires or cables.

Dedicated forends are made for shotguns, rifles, carbines and submachine-

guns. They attach solidly to the weapons with all necessary mounting hardware

and tools, if necessary for installation, provided by SureFire with the WeaponLight.

A variety of switching options are available. All dedicated forend

WeaponLights come with a momentary-on pressure switch, but a constant-on

rocker switch or a disable rocker switch is also available.

Like all of our WeaponLights, dedicated forends come with shock-isolated

lamp assemblies to cushion the punishing effects of recoil. Some of the systems

can be waterproofed for naval operations. All of the systems are as rugged as they

are reliable. All have been tested in combat and come up aces.

Dedicated forends come with blindingly powerful white lights, however, a

SureFire laser sight module can be interchanged with the lamp assembly to pro-

vide the operator with the strongest laser sight on the market, red, green or

infrared. Some operators choose to mount an auxiliary light elsewhere on the

weapon and utilize the dedicated forend for a laser sight since the laser is inline

with the bore axis, allowing for a more accurate zero.

SureFire developed its first dedicated WeaponLight at the request of the LAPD

SWAT Team for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Since then, SureFire has contin-

ued to innovate and improve its dedicated forends and WeaponLight systems to

the point that today’s operator can select the perfect light or laser for his mission.


DEDICATED FOREND weaponlightsfor CARBINES, RIFLES & SUBMACHINEGUNS

LED NAVIGATION LIGHTSRed,white, blue or infrared

for stealth navigation

MOMENTARY SWITCHInstantaneous light

LEDNAVIGATION LIGHTPRESSURE SWITCH

ROCKER SWITCHFor constant light

DEDICATED FOREND WEAPONLIGHTReplaces stock forend for a

factory-perfect fit

SHOCK-ISOLATED LAMP ASSEMBLYProtects against recoil and hard use

(LM10 Lamp Module shown)

S ureFire WeaponLights for CAR15, HK carbines andrifles, and SIG rifles are completely integratedunits that quickly and easily replace the factory

housings, providing unsurpassed weapons handling. Threeversions are offered, which use different lamp moduleswhich vary in power and reflector size: Model A Series,Model AB Series and Model B Series.

ROTARY DISABLE SWITCHDisables primary and LED lights

preventing unintended illumination

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125 Lumens/225 Lumens 1.625 inch (4.13 cm) Diameter Bezel

225 Lumens/500 Lumens 2.5 inch (6.35 cm) TurboHead Bezel

125 Lumens/225 Lumens 2.5 inch (6.35 cm) TurboHead Bezel

125 LUMENMODEL MN15Lamp Assembly






NOTE: LAMP MODULES ARE INTERCHANGEABLE

CHOICE OF BEZEL SIZE CHOICE OF LIGHT OUTPUTCHOICE OF POWER

MODEL A SERIES 125/225 Lumens3 BATTERIES

SUPPLIED WITH LM10 LAMP MODULE



3 BATTERIES

6 BATTERIES

MODEL AB SERIES 125/225 Lumens

MODEL B SERIES 225/500 Lumens


General SpecificationsPrimary Light - High PressureXenon/HalogenNavigation Light - LED (3 Lumens)Shock Isolated Lamp AssemblyMomentary Light - Pressure SwitchConstant Light - Rocker SwitchEnable/Disable - Flag SwitchLED Light - Pressure SwitchLED Color White, other colors available

Lamp Assemblies

Recoil Protection

Switches

Power Run Time

Battery type Bezel Diameter

MN10 - 125 Lumens; MN11 - 225 Lumens MN10 - Up to 60 MinutesMN11 - Up to 20 minutes Lithium - SF123A Three (3)1.62 inch

Power Run Time


Power Run Time



MN20 - 225 Lumens; MN21 - 500 Lumens MN20 - Up to 60 MinutesMN21 - Up to 20 minutes Lithium - SF123A Six (6)2.5 inch

Model 500B

Model 500AB

Model 500A

Model 500AB

LAMPHOUSING

MN10LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENS

BEZELLM10 LAMP MODULE

LITHIUM BATTERIES (3)

FLAGSWITCH

ROCKERSWITCH

LOWERHOUSING

(INCLUDED)

LED SWITCH

PRESSURESWITCH(Hidden)BATTERY

CARRIER

LED LIGHT

HOUSING

LAMPHOUSINGMN16

LAMP ASSEMBLY225 LUMENS

MN15LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENS

BEZEL


BATTERYCARRIER

125 Lumens, 225 Lumens1.62 inch Bezel


LAMPHOUSING

MN20LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN21LAMP ASSEMBLY

500 LUMENS

BEZEL


BATTERYCARRIER

Body - Nitrolon CompositeBezel - Aircraft Grade AluminumPyrex, Tempered/Anti Reflective CoatingExternal: Hard-Anodized- Mil Spec. Type 3Internal: Chemfilm Mil-C-5541GreyO-Ring Sealed

Material

Lens Bezel Finish

ColorWater resistant


MN11LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

CAR15, M4 Carbine weaponlight models

(LM15 LAMP MODULE ONLY SHOWN)


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General SpecificationsPrimary Light - High PressureXenon/HalogenShock Isolated Lamp AssemblyMomentary Light - Pressure SwitchConstant Light - Rocker SwitchEnable/Disable - Flag SwitchLED Light - Pressure SwitchLED Color White, other colors available

Lamp Assemblies

Recoil ProtectionSwitches

Power Run Time



Power Run Time


Power Run Time




Model 510B

Model 510AB

Model 510A

Model 500AB

AR15, M16 weaponlight models

LAMPHOUSING

MN11LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN10LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENS


FLAGSWITCH

ROCKERSWITCH

PRESSURESWITCH(Hidden)

BATTERYCARRIER

HOUSING

LAMPHOUSINGMN16


MN15LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENSBEZEL


BATTERYCARRIER


125 Lumens, 225 Lumens2.5 inch TurboHead Bezel

LAMPHOUSING

MN20LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN21LAMP ASSEMBLY

500 LUMENSBEZEL


BATTERYCARRIER


t Material

Lens Bezel Finish



BEZELLM10 LAMP MODULE

LOWERHOUSING

(INCLUDED)




Power Run Time


Power Run Time




Model 560B

Model 560AB

Model 500AB

LAMPHOUSINGMN16


MN15LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENSBEZEL


BATTERYCARRIER


LAMPHOUSING

MN20LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN21LAMP ASSEMBLY

500 LUMENSBEZEL



Power Run Time



Model 560A125 Lumens, 225 Lumens1.62 inch Bezel


Lamp Assemblies

Recoil Protection

Switches


Material

Lens Bezel Finish


BATTERYCARRIER

LAMPHOUSING

MN11LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN10LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENSBEZELLM10 LAMP MODULE


ROTARY DISABLE SWITCH

FLAGSWITCH

ROCKERSWITCH


BATTERYCARRIER

HOUSING

LEDLIGHTS

LEDSWITCH

HK G36K Carbine weaponlight modelsROTARY DISABLE SWITCH

MOMENTARY SWITCH(ON THE SIDE)

MOMENTARYLED SWITCHCONSTANT-ON

ROCKER SWITCH



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HK G36 weaponlight models

Power Run Time


Power Run Time




Model 570B

Model 570ABModel 500AB

LAMPHOUSINGMN16


MN15LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENSBEZEL


BATTERYCARRIER


LAMPHOUSING

MN20LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN21 LAMP ASSEMBLY

500 LUMENSBEZEL



Power Run Time



Model 570A125 Lumens, 225 Lumens1.62 inch Bezel


Lamp Assemblies

Recoil Protection

Switches


Material

Lens Bezel Finish


BATTERYCARRIER

LAMPHOUSING

MN11LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN10LAMP ASSEMBLY


FLAGSWITCH

ROCKERSWITCH


BATTERYCARRIER

HOUSING

LEDLIGHTS

LEDSWITCH





Heckler & Koch MP5, 94, 53 weaponlight models

An integral momentary-on pressure switch on theright side of the forend activates the WeaponLight asthumb or finger pressure is applied while holding theweapon in a normal firing grip.

Two momentary-on switches, one on the rightside that is integral with the forend and theother is a tape switch running by cable to thepistol grip. The WeaponLight activates whenpressure is applied to either switch. Constant-on rocker switch on the left side of the forend.The rocker switch allows constant illuminationwithout pressing on the tape switches.

Model 629Two momentary-on switchescome with the Model 629, oneon the right side that is integralwith the forend and the other atape switch running by cable tothe pistol grip. The WeaponLightactivates when pressure isapplied to either switch.

Model 628FMomentary-on pressure switch integralwith the forend on the right side and aconstant-on rocker switch on left sideof the forend. The WeaponLight activateswhen pressure is applied to the pressureswitch. The rocker switch allowsconstant illumination without pressingthe pressure switch.

Model 629F

PRESSURE SWITCH

D edicated WeaponLight forends for the HK MP5,

94, and 53 replace the existing forend on the

weapon and contain integral control switches.

Different switching options are available and

are indicated the by model number. The "F" suffix

indicates a model with a constant-on rocker switch

option.

A SureFire laser sight can be substituted for the

lamp module or dual mounting of light and laser

can be accomplished by adding a separate mount. Constant-On Rocker Switch

Model 628

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Power Run Time

Optional PowerRun Time

Battery Bezel Diameter

Recoil ProtectionLens

Switches

MaterialBezel Finish


Optional Lamp Module

PowerRun Time

PowerRun TimeBatteries

65 Lumens - P60 Xenon 60 minutes 120 Lumens - P61 Xenon/Halogen20 MinutesLithium - SF123A Two (2)1.47 inch Shock Isolated Lamp AssemblyLexan - Scratch ResistantMomentary Light - Pressure Switch

Model 628 One switchModel 629 Two switches

Constant Light - Rocker SwitchModel 628F, Model 629F

Body - Nitrolon CompositeBezel - Aircraft Grade AluminumExternal: Hard-Anodized- Mil Spec. Type 3Internal: Chemfilm Mil-C-5541Hard-Anodized Grey O-Ring Sealed

105 Lumen and 200 Lumen PowerModel L90105 Lumens - P90 Xenon60 Minutes200 Lumens - P91 Xenon/Halogen20 MinutesLithium - SF123A Three (3)

General Specifications

BeamFilter

Bezel Cover

Model F11 RedModel F19 BlueModel F12 InfraredModel F13

Accessories

SUREFIRE PICATINNY RAIL FORENDSee page 29 for details

Three models of laser sights are available:L72 Visible RedL75 Infra-Red

L80 Visible Green

LASER SIGHT OPTIONS

New for 2002, the SureFire Picatinny forend for theMP5-family is the perfect platform for mounting aSureFire Vertical Grip WeaponLight or a MillenniumUniversal System.

Model L80 Laser Sight


Power Run Time


MN10 - 125 Lumens; MN11 - 225Lumens MN10 - Up to 60 MinutesMN11 - Up to 20 minutes Lithium - SF123A Three (3)1.62 inch

Power Run Time


Power Run Time




Model 520B

Model 520AB

Model 520A

SIG 551 weaponlight models


Lamp Assemblies

Recoil Protection

Switches


Material

Lens Bezel Finish





Model 500AB

LAMPHOUSINGMN11


MN10LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 LUMENSBEZEL


BATTERYCARRIER

LAMPHOUSING

MN20LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN21 LAMP ASSEMBLY

500 LUMENSBEZEL


BATTERYCARRIER

LAMPHOUSING

MN11LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 LUMENS

MN10LAMP ASSEMBLY



FLAGSWITCH

ROCKERSWITCH


BATTERYCARRIER

HOUSING

LEDLIGHTS

LEDSWITCH

MODEL 520BSHOWN



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S erious operators have come to appreciate the advantageof a Picatinny interface on a combat weapon. Primarily, a

Picatinny forend lends an unparalleled latitude of versatility to theweapon, enabling the operator to affix a white light, infrared light,visible laser, infrared laser, a plain vertical grip or a Vertical GripWeaponLight™.

U.S. Special Forces led the way in popularizing an acces-sorized forend when they adopted a Picatinny handguard on theirM4 rifles. SureFire, recognizing the applicability of the Picatinnyconcept to other CQB weapons such as the HK MP5 and theRemington 870 combat shotgun, developed new forends for thesebattle-tested weapons.

Like all SureFire products, the new Picatinny forend meets orexceeds the most stringent military requirements, such as exposureto salt water and hard field use.

The Millennium UniversalSystem Model 961 is shownwith the new momentary-on,constant-on click switch.

MP5 Picatinny Forend Model M63

SUREFIRE picatinny REPLACEMENTFOREND

Model 900A Millennium VerticalGrip WeaponLight Shown

MP5 Picatinny Forend Model M63

S ureFire manufacturers a superiorquality Picatinny forend for select

weapons. Extruded from high-strength, aero-space-grade aluminum, SureFire forends areconfigured to military standard 1913Picatinny specifications. Additionally,SureFire engineers incorporated heat-dissi-pating ventilation holes that also serve toreduce weight.

SureFire Millennium™ Universal Systemsor Vertical Grip WeaponLights™ may beaffixed to the Picatinny forends in a variety ofconfigurations to suit mission-specific needs.

SureFire Picatinny Forends areavailable for Remington 870 andMossberg 590 pump shotguns.

The Millennium Universal System Model 951 withmomentary-on tail-cap switch is shown.


Millennium rail-mountedVertical GRIP WeaponLights

Rotary Switch forConstant On

MomentaryLED Switch

Switch LocationsAnd Functions

Momentary-Onswitch on both sides

I ncorporated into the Vertical Grip are two low-level output LED navigationlights. Navigation lights allow the operator to maneuver over rough or littered

terrain without giving away his position from the bright light of his WeaponLight.The LEDs come in red, white,blue and infrared. The LEDsare activated by an inde-pendent pressure switch,accessed by the thumb,ergonomically located atthe rear of the Vertical Grip.

Navigation LEDs pro-duce only a few lumens,enough to see obstacles ordebris, but not enough tocompromise your position.

Disable cap deactivatesall lights

LEDs

LED Navigation Lights

Model M900AWHshownT he SureFire Vertical Grip WeaponLight™

permits the operator to mount anergonomic tactical light on any weapon witha Picatinny interface. A vertical grip is notonly conducive to certain techniques of fir-ing in a CQB environment, but also theattachment aids in weapon retention. Thepowerful SureFire light contained in theVertical Grip WeaponLight is a potent tacti-cal advantage in low-light combat.

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Bezel choice determinesbeam size and light intensity.(See spec chart next page.)

Series M900A.R.M.S. Quick Release Mount

Series M910Dual Thumb-Screw

Mount

CHOICE OF STANDARD OR TURBOHEAD

LAMP MODULES

The battery cap on thevertical grip is available

with or without adisable switch

A Models AB Models

CHOICE BETWEEN TWO TYPES OF MOUNTS

The two basic Vertical Grip WeaponLights are either an M900 or an M910, depending on the mount desired.The only other variables are: the choice of lamp modules (A or AB), retaining caps (RD for Disable style), andcolor of LEDs.

Here is an example of a typical Ordering Number:Model M900A-RD-BL

Disable Switch

NoDisable Switch

“A”-refers to Lamp Module “RD”-refers to Disable Switch “BL”-refers to Blue LED


BEZEL 1.6 INCH DIA.for

Model M900A AND M910A Series

MN10LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 Lumens

PRESSURE SWITCH(Both Sides of Grip)

STANDARD TAILCAPModels M900A and M910A

Models M900AB and M910AB


DISABLE TAILCAPWith Disable Switch

Models M900A-RD and M910A-RDModels M900AB-RD and M910AB-RD

TAILCAP LOCK

MOUNTA.R.M.S Lever M900 SERIESThumb Screw M910 SERIES

ON/OFF SWITCH

MN11LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 Lumens

DISABLE SWITCH

Since the Millennium Vertical Grip is strictly a three-bat-tery light, it uses only the 9-volt “A” or “AB” Lamp

Modules.

The “A” Lamp Module offers two Lamp Assemblies:1) the MN10, producing 125 lumens2) the MN11, producing 225 lumens

The “AB” Lamp Module also offers two Lamp Assemblies:1) the MN15, producing 125 lumens, and2) the MN16, producing 225 lumens.

The difference between the two is the size and range ofthe beam, which is a direct result of the size of the reflec-tor. The 125 lumen lamp assembly is factory-installed andcan be replaced in the field with the 225 lumen lampassembly when more powerful light is required. Both lampassemblies come standard with the unit.

The light can be activated by either pressure switcheson the pistol grip or a rotational switch positioned forwardof the grip.

LED LIGHTSRed, White, Blue,

or Infrared

LED PRESSURE SWITCH(Hidden)

MN16LAMP ASSEMBLY

225 Lumens

MN15LAMP ASSEMBLY

125 Lumens

BEZEL 2.5 INCH DIA.for

Model M900AB AND M910AB Series

Millennium rail mountedVertical GRIP WeaponLight models

LAMP MODULES FOR THE MILLENNIUM VERTICAL GRIP

A.R.M.S.Mount

Bezel2.5 inch

StandardTailcap

Disable Tailcap

Bezel1.6 inch

Thumb Screw Mount

M900A

M900A-RD

M900AB

M900AB-RD

M910A

M910A-RD

M910AB

M910AB-RD

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Add LED color designation to above Model Number.White LED Add WH to Model Number

Red LED Add RD to Model NumberBlue LED Add BL to Model Number

Infrared LED Add IR to Model Number

(Example M900-RD-BL)

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SPECIFICATIONSLamp Assembly “A” Series

MN10 125 lumen XenonMN11 225 lumen Xenon/Halogen

“AB” SeriesMN15 125 lumen XenonMN16 225 lumen Xenon/Halogen

Run Time MN10 and MN15 approximately 60 MinutesMN11 and MN16 approximately 20 Minutes

Bezel/Reflector “A” Series - 1.625" (4.13 cm) diameter“AB” Series - 2.5 inch (6.35 cm) diameter

LED Lights Twin 2 lumen navigation lightsColors: Infrared (IR), Red, White, or Blue

SwitchesPrimary Light

Momentary Light - Pressure switch on each side of pistol grip.Constant Light - Rotational switch at rear of light module.

LED Navigation LightMomentary Light - Pressure switch at top rear of pistol grip.

Disable Retainer Cap (Models with “-RD” designation)On/Off switch prevents primary and LED lights from illuminating.

Shock Resistant Shock isolated lamp assembly to withstand shock and vibration during rapid-fire mode.

Batteries Three (3) SF123A 3 volt LithiumMount A.r.m.s Throw Lever Mount (M900 Series)

Thumb Screw Mount (M910 Series)Weight 18 ouncesWater Resistant O-Ring Seals

BeamFilters: Slides over and locks on bezel. Projects colored light,or infra-red. Hinged lens can be snapped open when white light isdesired.

M900A and M910A Series- Red FM15, Blue FM16, Infrared FM13,M900AB and M910AB Series-Red FM25,Blue FM26, Infrared FM23

BeamCover: Slides over and locks on bezel. Protects primary lightlens and prevents unintended light during covert operations. Can besnapped open when light is desired.

M900A & M910A Series- FM17 M900AB & M910AB Series- FM27

OPTIONSImmersion tested to 30 meters (approximately 100 feet). To orderthis, add the letter “N” to model number (Example M900-RD-BL-N)

ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Millennium rail-mountedVertical GRIP WeaponLight

specifications

The Vertical Grip can fitany Picatinny rail interface,including the new SureFirePicatinny forend forRemington and Mossbergshotguns.

FM15 RedFM16 Blue

FM17 CoverFM13 InfraRed


Activation Switches

MILLENNIUM UNIVERSAL SYSTEM weaponlightsDESIGNED TO BE RAIL-MOUNTED ON PICATINNY INTERFACES

TAPE SWITCHMOMENTARY-ON

TWO-STEPMOMENTARY-ON AND

CONSTANT-ON SWITCH

STANDARDMOMENTARY-ONTAIL-CAP SWITCH

A.R.M.S QUICK RELEASE

MOUNT

DUALTHUMB SCREW

MOUNT

A selection of shock-isolated lampmodules are available. The 6-volt LU60module is shown.

Housing Mounts

A quick-release A.R.M.S.® lever mount or adual thumb screw mount attach theMillennium Universal housing to theweapon. They fit on a Picatinny rail interface.

A standard SureFire momentary-ontail-cap switch that can be rotated allthe way down for constant light orthe push button pressed formomentary light.

New for 2002, a protected two-steppush button that activates momen-tary light with thumb pressure.Continue pressing until it “clicks” forconstant-on. Press again until it“clicks” to turn the light off.

A tape switch that can be mounted at theuser’s preferred location on theweapon. The light is activated only whilepressing the switch. The “xx” in themodel number refers to the length ofthe cable. Attachment Velcro included.

All switches feature lock-out positions that disable the light.

Model SW01 Model SW02

Model UUxx

Model M50 Model 49

The SureFire Millennium™ Universal WeaponLight Systems (MU Systems) fiton any Picatinny interface. They are self-contained units with the light, bat-

teries, and switches integrated into the assembly. The systems are modular andcomponents are interchangeable, permitting rapid field conversion to thedesired light output power, bezel size and switch configuration. The bezel, lampand tailcap are interchangeable with SureFire’s Special Operations Series ofhand-held flashlights, permitting expedient field-swapping of parts. The MUSystems are finished in durable Mil-Spec hard anodize, specifically Mil-A-8625Type III Class 2. The MU Systems can accommodate a SureFire laser— green,red or infrared— as well as a variety of Lamp Modules, including a TurboHead.

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1.47 INCH DIAMETER BEZEL

1.62 INCH DIAMETER BEZEL

2.5 INCH TURBOHEAD BEZEL

LU60 LAMP MODULE

LU10 LAMP MODULE

LU15 LAMP MODULE

LU20 LAMP MODULEM98x SERIES12 Volt System

2.5 INCH TURBOHEAD BEZEL

M97x SERIES9 Volt System



MN60 225 Lumens

MN61350 Lumens

MN15125 Lumens

MN16 225 Lumens

MN10125 Lumens

MN11225 Lumens

P6065 Lumens

P61120 Lumens

LASER SIGHTS6 Volt Systems

Choice of Power

MODEL L80Green Laser

Model L72Red Laser

Model L75Infrared Laser


MILLENNIUM UNIVERSAL SYSTEM weaponlightS

MODELS 951 & 952 - GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSLamp Assembly 65 lumen P60 Xenon, 120 Lumen P61 Xenon/Halogen

Run Time P60 - 60 Minutes, P61 - 20 MinutesBezel 1.47" (3.73 cm) diameter

Batteries Two (2) SF123A 3 volt LithiumShock Resistant Shock isolated lamp assembly designed to withstand

shock and vibration associated with rapid-fire mode.Water Resistant O-Ring seals

Finish Hard Anodized Mil-A-8625 Type III Class 2OPTIONS

BeamFilters Red. Blue, and Infrared BeamCover Swings open for white light

Laser Model L72 Red, Model L75 Infrared, Model L80 GreenImmersion tested Unit water immersion tested to 30 meters (Approx. 100 ft.)

Six Volt Systems

TWO STEP PUSH BUTTONTAILCAP SWITCH

BODYA.R.M.S MOUNT


LAMP HOUSING

P61 LAMP ASSEMBLY120 LUMEN

BEZEL

P60 LAMP ASSEMBLY65 LUMEN

MODEL 951UUxx

Length: 5.5" (14 cm) Cable: 6.5" (16.5 cm)Weight: 10.1 ozs. (289 g)

Pressure Tape Switch

XX=6.5” Standard XX=6.5” Standard

MODEL 952UUxx

Length: 5.5" (14 cm) Cable: 6.5" (16.5 cm)Weight: 9.3 ozs. (264 g)

Pressure Tape Switch(Model designation “xx”indicates cable length)

MODEL 951C

Length: 6.13" (15.6 cm)Weight: 10.4 ozs. (295 g)

Two-StepMomentary And Constant-On

Switch

MODEL 952C



Switch

MODEL 951P

Length: 5.5" (14 cm)Weight: 10.3 ozs. (292 g)

MODEL 952P

Length: 5.5" (14 cm)Weight: 9.5 ozs. (269 g)

Momentary-On SwitchMomentary-On Switch

PUSH BUTTON TAILCAP SWITCH

PRESSURE TAPE SWITCH

THUMB SCREW MOUNT

A.r.m.s MountThumb Screw Mount



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LAMP HOUSING

NM11 LAMP ASSEMBLY225 LUMEN

BEZEL


MILLENNIUM UNIVERSAL SYSTEM weaponlightS Nine Volt Systems

MODEL 961UUxx

Length: 7.13" (18.1 cm)Cable: 6.5" (16.5 cm)Weight: 12.3 ozs. (348 g)


MODEL 962UUxx

Length: 7.13" (18 cm)Cable: 6.5" (16.5 cm) Weight: 11.5 ozs. (326 g)


MODEL 961C


MODEL 962C

Length: 7.9" (20.1 cm)Weight: 11.8 ozs (335 g)

MODEL 961P


Momentary-On Switch

MODEL 961P


Momentary-On Switch

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSLamp Assembly 125 lumen MN10, 225 Lumen MN11 Xenon/Halogen

Run Time MN10 - 60 Minutes, MN11- 20 MinutesBezel 1.47" (3.73 cm) diameter

Batteries Three (3) SF123A 3 volt LithiumShock Resistant Shock isolated lamp assembly designed to withstand

shock and vibration associated with rapid-fire mode.Water Resistant O-Ring seals



Immersion tested Unit water immersion tested to 30 meters (Approx. 100 ft.)


Switch


Switch





BODY

A.R.M.S MOUNT



THUMB SCREW MOUNT



Nine Volt TurboHead Systems


LAMP HOUSING


BEZEL


MILLENNIUM UNIVERSAL SYSTEM weaponlightS

MODEL 971UUxx

Length: 7.6" (19.4 cm)Cable: 6.5" (16.5 cm)Weight: 14.4 ozs. (408 g)

MODEL 972UUxx

Length: 7.6" (19.4 cm)Cable: 6.5" (16.5 cm) Weight: 13.6 ozs. (386 g)

MODEL 971C


MODEL 972C


MODEL 971P

Length 7.8" (19.7 cm)Weight 14.6 ounces (413 gms)

MODEL 972P




Batteries Three (3) SF123A 3 volt LithiumShock Resistant Shock isolated lamp assembly designed to withstand

shock and vibration associated with rapid-fire mode.Water Resistant “O” Ring seals






Momentary-On Switch Momentary-On Switch



Switch


Switch

Pressure Tape SwitchPressure Tape Switch


BODY

A.R.M.S MOUNT



THUMB SCREW MOUNT


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LAMP HOUSING


BEZEL


12 Volt TurboHead SystemsMILLENNIUM UNIVERSAL SYSTEM weaponlightS

MODEL 981UUxx

Length: 8.9" (22.54 cm) Cable: 6.5" (16.5 cm) Weight: 15.5 ozs. (439 g)

Thumb Screw Mount

MODEL 982UUxx

Length: 8.9" (22.54 cm)Cable: 6.5" (16.5 cm) Weight: 14.7 ozs. (417 g)

A.r.m.s Mount

MODEL 981C


Thumb Screw Mount

MODEL 982C


MODEL 981P


MODEL 981P

Length: 9.0" (22.9 cm)Weight: 15 ozs. (425 g)



Batteries Four (4) SF123A 3 volt LithiumShock Resistant Shock isolated lamp assembly designed to withstand

shock and vibration associated with rapid-fire mode.Water Resistant “O” Ring seals




A.r.m.s Mount



Switch


Switch

Momentary-On SwitchMomentary-On Switch

Pressure Tape SwitchPressure Tape Switch


BODY

A.R.M.S MOUNT



THUMB SCREW MOUNT



LAMP ASSEMBLYModel P60

Output - 65 Lumens

BEZEL1.47 inch Diameter

BEZEL1.62 inch Diameter

LAMP ASSEMBLYModel MN10

Output - 125 Lumens

BEZEL2.5 inch TurboHead


Output - 125 Lumens

BEZEL2.5 inch TurboHead


Output - 225 Lumens

LAMP MODULE BODY(holds two additional batteries)

LAMP MODULE BODY(holds one additional battery)

LAMP MODULE BODY(holds one additional battery)

LAMP MODULE BODY

LAMP ASSEMBLYModel P61

Output - 120 Lumens


Output - 225 Lumens


Output - 225 Lumens


Output - 350 Lumens

MODEL MH90UNIVERSAL HOUSING

(holds two batteries)







M95x SERIES

M96x SERIES

M97x SERIES

M98x SERIES

6 Volt Lamp ModuleModel LU60

12 Volt Lamp ModuleModel LU20

9 Volt Lamp ModuleModule LU15

9 Volt Lamp ModuleModule LU10

MILLENNIUM UNIVERSAL SYSTEM modular components

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Momentary-On Only

Momentary-Onand

Constant-On

Momentary-On Only

Momentary-Onand

Constant-On

Momentary-On Only

Momentary-Onand

Constant-On

Momentary On Only

Momentary Onand

Constant On/Off

Pressure SwitchModel UUxx

Tailcap Two Step Push Button SwitchModel SW02

Tailcap Push Button SwitchModel SW01










Model M951UUxx*

Model M952UUxx*

Model M951C

Model M952C

Model M951P

Model M952P

Model M961UUxx*

Model M962UUxx*

Model M961C

Model M962C

Model M961P

Model M962P

Model M971UUxx*

Model M972UUxx*

Model M971C

Model M972C

Model M971P

Model M972P

Model M981UUxx*

Model M982UUxx*

Model M981C

Model M982C

Model M981P

Model M982P

A.r.m.s MountModel M50











Thumb Screw MountModel 49






Select switch Product Number

Note:All tailcap switches can be rotated to a disable position.








Select mount


FRONT SIGHT MOUNTED LIGHT

BARREL MOUNTED LIGHT

PRESSURE SWITCH PADPress for Momentary Light

Weapon-SpecificMOUNT

WEAPON-SPECIFICMOUNT

LAMP MODULE

SWITCHASSEMBLYTAIL-CAP

SureFire WeaponLights can be mounted on the barrel,front sight, suppressor, or magazine tube depending

upon weapon make and model. Barrel or magazine tube mounted systems clampdirectly onto the barrel or the magazine tube of thefirearm. Typically the light is mounted in a side or under-the-barrel location positioned to clear any otheraccessory.

Front sight post mounted WeaponLight systemsclamp directly onto the front sight post. The light mount isclamped directly onto the front sight post, offset to theright or ejection port side of the carbine, leaving the bar-rel itself and the area directly under the barrel free for other accessories.

PRESELECTEDweaponlight systems

LAMP MODULE

SWITCH ASSEMBLYTAIL-CAP

PRESSURE SWITCH PADPress for Momentary Light

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9 Volt Lamp Module options

6 Volt Lamp Module options 6 Volt Laser sight

PRESELECTED weaponlight systems

SureFire PreselectedWeaponLight Systems offeryou two levels of light power:

6 Volt lamp modules withchoice of 65 lumen or 120lumen lamp assemblies.

9 Volt lamp modules with thechoice of 105 or 200 lumenlamp assemblies.

6 Volt visible and infraredlaser sight systems.

These are complete withmounts and pressure switch-es, the cable lengths for thepressure switches have beencome standard to fit individ-ual weapons.

AdapterModel A12

Lamp Module Model L901.47 inch Diameter Bezel


Laser Sight

AdapterModel A12


AdapterModel A12

AdapterModel A12


105 LumenStandard

Lamp AssemblyModel P90

200 LumenUltra-High Intensity


65 LumenStandard





Pressure Switch/s PositioningAttached on Forend

Attached to Pistol Grip

Attached to Forend and to Pistol Grip*

CAR15, M4 CARBINES




Model 559

Model 5591

Model 5592

Model 659

Model 6591

Model 6592

Model 959

Model 9591

Model 9592

Barrel Mounts - Weaver interface (Mounts under front sight requires removal of sling ring)

NotRecommended

Model 674

Model 6741

Model 6742

Model 974

Model 9741

Model 9742

Front Sight Mounts

Model 560

Model 5601

Model 5602

Model 660

Model 6601

Model 6602

Model 960

Model 9601

Model 9602

Barrel Mounts - Weaver interface(Mounts ahead of front sight only)

AR15, M16 RIFLE

Model 562

Model 5521

Model 5622

Model 662

Model 6621

Model 6622

Model 962

Model 9621

Model 9662

Barrel Mounts - Weaver interface (Mounts under front sight or ahead of it.Requires removal of sling ring)

NotRecommended

Model 678

Model 6781

Model 6782

Model 978

Model 9781

Model 9782

Front Sight Mounts

Attached on Forend



Pressure Switch/s Positioning

Attached on Forend






*Pressure on either switch will activate the light.


60 Lumen120 Lumen

6 VOLT 9 VOLT 6 VOLT105 Lumen200 Lumen

VisibleLaser Sight


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60 Lumen120 Lumen

HECKLER & KOCH105 Lumen200 Lumen

VisibleLaser Sight




NotRecommended

Model 687

Model 6871

Model 6872

Model 987

Model 9871

Model 9872

Charging handle tube collect mount

Model 596

Model 5961

Model 5962

Model 696

Model 6961

Model 6962

Model 996

Model 9961

Model 9962

Suppressor body clamp mount

Model 594

Model 5941

Model 5942

Model 694

Model 6941

Model 6942

Model 994

Model 9941

Model 9942

Charging handle tube collect mount, offset

MP5N with NAVY SUPPRESSOR

MP5SD

Model 572

Model 5721

Model 5722

Model 672

Model 6721

Model 6722

Model 972

Model 9721

Model 9762

Charging handle tube collect mountHK33, HK93, G3, HK 91

MP5, MP5K

Attached on Forend




Attached on Forend











RUGER


Attached to Pistol GripAttached to Forend and to Pistol Grip*

Model 577

Model 5771

Model 5772

Model 677

Model 6771

Model 6772

Model 977

Model 9771

Model 9772

Barrel Mounts - Weaver interface

NotRecommended

Model 673

Model 6731

Model 6732

Model 973

Model 9731

Model 9732

Front Sight Mounts

Model 581Model 681 Model 981

Barrel Mounts - Weaver interface M1A, M14

AUG

AUG

steyr

Model 583

Model 5831

Model 5832

Model 683

Model 6831

Model 6832

Model 983

Model 9831

Model 9832

Offset Front Sight Mounts

MINI-14, 14GB, MINI-30

Attached on ForendPressure Switch/s Positioning

Attached on Forend





SPRINGFIELD ARMORY

60 Lumen120 Lumen

105 Lumen200 Lumen

VisibleLaser Sight



UZI




Model 584

Model 5841

Model 5842

Model 684

Model 6841

Model 6842

Model 984

Model 9841

Model 9842

Barrel Mounts - Weaver interface

Offset Barrel Mounts

Model 557

Model 5571

Model 5572

Model 657

Model 6571

Model 6572

Model 9570

Model 9571

Model 9572

Attached on Forend





60 Lumen120 Lumen

105 Lumen200 Lumen

VisibleLaser Sight


Mounting an M500 dedicated forend onto an AR15 backwards— the light isnormally on the right side of the weapon— is the choice of some operators.The switches are still accessible, although not quite as ergonomically con-venient as a conventional right-side mount. The reason for the left-sidemount is that the light is now below the muzzle so that gunsmoke doesn’tobscure the beam. This is not a major factor, except during suppressive fire.However, the option of mounting an M500 either right- or left-side is anoth-er example of the flexibility of SureFire WeaponLight systems.



CUSTOM Build-Your-OwnweaponLight systems

For those weapons for which we have notyet provided specific, predetermined com-ponent systems, we offer the capability tobuild your own SureFire WeaponLightSystem using these pages as your guide.

Suppressor Mount withtape switch

Barrel Mount to accept a 1"diameter light with a tapeswitch and disable tail-cap

Offset Barrel Mount toaccept a 1" diameterlight with a tape switchand disable tail-cap

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Based on lightpower desired,

2. Select the Lamp Module

STEP 4Select Switch

Switch Selection Chart

COMPONENT SELECTION

Mounts are available for mounting alight or laser sight on the weapon bar-rel, magazine tube, suppressor, orfront sight post.

Some mounts are available in botha low base and a high base version.The low base is for use with the stan-dard 1.47" lamp module bezel. Thehigh base is for systems withTurboHead bezels or when it isdesired to increase offset distance ofthe lamp module from the weapon.

A) Select the desired method for lightactivation. B) Choose the optimum location forthe switch.C) Choose a waterproof option, ifneeded. D) If selecting a switch other than atail-cap switch, measure the length ofcable needed to reach from the loca-tion of the light module to the switchmounting position and include thelength (in inches) in the switchmodel number.

The chart offers choices between two-battery (6 volt) and three-battery (9volt) Lamp Modules as well a singlelamp module or a combined assemblyof a lamp module and adapters. Thecombined assembly provides the flexi-bility to utilize different bezel sizes,power levels, and laser sights.

The beam from all SureFire lights isprefocused. The beam has a uniform,intense center with a surrounding floodbeam.

Select the lamp assembly with thedesired light output associated withthe selected lamp module.

Lamp assemblies can be easilyexchanged when a different lumenlevel of light is desired.

STEP 2Select Lamp Module

Lamp Module Selection Chart

STEP 3Select Lamp Assembly

Lamp Assembly SelectionChart

STEP 1Select Mount

Mount Selection Chart

1. Select the Mountor

Mount Pair

Based on light powerdesired,

3. Select the Lamp Assembly.

4. Select the Switch


Common to all above

MODEL M10,Low Base

MODEL M31,High Base

LIGHT MOUNT WEAVER (Female)

MODEL M11, 26 MM MODEL M12, LOW BASE 1” DIA.

MODEL M38, 30 MM TUBE MOUNT - WEAVER (MALE)

MODEL M14RIFLE BARREL

WEAVER (MALE)

MODEL M16COLT RIFLE

WEAVER (MALE)

MODEL M18FOR H&K MP5K

WEAVER BASE(male)

Weaver Mounts

CUSTOM BUILD-YOUR-OWN WEAPONLIGHT

MODEL M13LARGE DIA. SUPPRESSOR

MODEL M171” DIA. TUBE

(X.XXI)IA ONLY

MODEL M19REMINGTON SHOTGUN 1100/11-87

MAGAZINE TUBE MOUNT

MODEL M21 - H&K RIFLE UNSUPPRESSEDMODEL M24 - H&K RIFLE 1 3/8” SUPPRESSOR

MODEL M30 - H&K RIFLE 2” SUPPRESSFRONT SIGHT MOUNT

MODEL M23 - H&K MP5SD, 1.6” DIA. LOW BASEMODEL M36 - H&K MP5SD, 1.6” DIA. HIGH BASEMODEL M37 - H&K MP5SD, 1.38” DIA. LOW BASE

TUBE MOUNT

MODEL M25 - COLT RIFLE, 1” DIA. FRONT SIGHT

MODEL M27STEYR AUG(FIXED SIGHT)

Direct Mounts

Direct mounts attach to barrels, magazine tubes, suppressors, and front sights. Weaver mounts consist of a two-component, male/female attachment. The mounts are locked togetherusing the locking thumb screws, allowing the WeaponLight to be easily attached to the weapon. High base mounts are sometimes needed for larger diameter bezel lamp modules.

STEP 1Select Your

Mount

MODEL M32UZI BARREL

MODEL M35, HIGH BASE1” DIA. TUBE MOUNT

WEAVER (MALE)

MODEL M20RIFLE BARRELDUAL WEAVER

Mounts to forward pistol grip

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Two Lithium BatteriesModel SF123A

Three Lithium BatteriesModel SF123A

AdapterModel A12


Lamp Module Model LM901.625 inch Diameter Bezel

Model L72 RedModel L80 GreenModel L75 Infrared


Laser Sight

As you can see below, there are two ways to select a lamp module:1) use a single lamp module, such as the L60, or,2) as an alternative, use an A12 adapter plus a lamp module, such as the L36. Either willproduce the same light output, but the combination system gives you much more flexi-bility. You can use a laser, for example, just by replacing the L36. (The laser can only beused with 6 volt systems.) By adding a second adapter, move up to 9 volt power andlamps modules.

NOTEConstant-on switches are not available for use with laser sightsby Federal Regulations. Please select a pressure-type switch foruse with a laser sight.

65 LumenStandard


Two Lithium BatteriesModel SF123A

AdapterModel A12

AdapterModel A12

AdapterModel A12

5 Milliwatt Output

Lamp Module Model KT2*2.5 inch TurboHead Bezel



All lamp modules accept either a standard output lampassembly or an ultra-high intensity lamp assembly. Run time for the standard lumen output is approximate-ly 60 minutes and the high intensity lumen output time is20 minutes per battery set.

65 LumenStandard

Lamp AssemblyModel N1

105 LumenStandard


125 LumenStandard

Lamp AssemblyModel MN10225 Lumen

Ultra-High IntensityLamp AssemblyModel MN11



105 LumenStandard

Lamp AssemblyModel N2

STEP 2Select Lamp Module

STEP 3Select Lamp Assembly

9 Volt

6 Volt Laser

*The prefocused beam of the 2.5" TurboHead on the Model KT1 and Model KT2Lamp Modules is more concentrated than the beam with the 1.47" bezel. Theintensified beam center illuminates greater distances.

6 Volt

Lamp Module Model KT1*2.5 inch TurboHead Bezel

AdapterModel A12


AdapterModel A12

AdapterModel A12



Flag SwitchConstant On

Tail-Cap Rocker Tail-Cap Switches Tape Switches

Switchlocation onlight module

Switch locationposition on forend

or pistol grip

Switch location on light module

Note: The SW02 and Z41 also have the disable feature

Switch locations on

forend and pistol grip

Constant-on Switchpositioned on the Light Module and Momentary-On/OffSwitch positioned

on the weapon

Pressure Switch* and

On/Off Flag SwitchReplace the xx in the modelnumber with the length of thePressure Switch cable needed toreach from the light position tothe desired location for thePressure Switch.


On/Off Switch Replace the xx in the modelnumber with the length ofthe Pressure Switch cableneeded to reach from themount position to thedesired location for thePressure Switch and replacethe yy with length for theOn/Off switch.

On/Off SwitchReplace the xx in the modelnumber with the length ofthe switch cable needed toreach from the light moduleto the desired location forthe On/Off Switch.

Waterproof to 30 meters

Model U00TH

Model U00T


Model UxxBH

Model UxxB Waterproof

to 30 metersModelUxxTH

Waterproofto 30 meterswith stiffened

Pressure SwitchModelUxxTK

ModelUxxT


ModelUxxyyBH


Pressure SwitchModel

UxxyyBK

ModelUxxyyB

On/OffTailcap

Flag Switch

Constant-On and Momentary-On Constant-On Only

*The standard Pressure Switch pad is 2.25 incheslong. A Pressure Switch pad 5 inches long is available. To order the switch with the longer pressure pad add the letter “L” at the end of the model number. (Example - U05TKL)

STEP 4Select Your Switch

1. Decide how you would like to control your light:

* Constant-On only

* Constant-On and Momentary-On

* Momentary-On with the ability to disable the switch

* Momentary-On only

2. Refer to the chart below for the various options offered.

3. Select the type of switch: tail-cap, rocker or tape.

4. If tape switch cables are required to reach areas of the weapon for placing pressure

switches, measure the length of cable(s) required.

5. Derive your Model Number, replacing the xx and/or yy in the selected switch model num-

ber with the required cable length in inches.

Tailcap Switchmust be used

with the A21 Adapterto mount the

switch on thelamp module

TailcapPush-Button

Switch


ModelZ41H

Model Z41

A21 Adapter

plus


Model SW02H

Model SW02

TailcapTwo-Step

Push ButtonSwitch

Tailcap Switchmust be used

with the A21 Adapterto mount the

switch on thelamp module

A21 Adapter

plus

On/OffFlag Switch

On/Off Switch

Push Button 1st Step - Momentary2nd Step - Constant

Rotate CW Constant

Push Button Press - Momentary

Pressure SwitchPress - Momentary


On/Off Switch

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Momentary-On Tape Switches

Switch locationpositioned on forend

or pistol grip

Switches locationpositioned on forend

and pistol grip

Tail-Cap Tape Switches

Switches positionedon forend and pistol

grip or other locationson the weapon.

Disable Switch positionedon Light Module and

Momentary On PressureSwitch on weapon.


Disable Flag SwitchReplace the xx in the modelnumber with the length ofthe Pressure Switch cableneeded to reach from themount position to thedesired location for thePressure Switch. DisableFlag Switch is located onthe end of the housing.


Disable Switch* Replace the xx in themodel number with thelength of the switchcable needed to reachfrom the light position tothe desired location forthe Pressure Switch andreplace the yy with cablelength for the DisableSwitch.

Dual PressureSwitches*

Replace the xx in themodel number with thelength of the switchcable needed to reachfrom the light position tothe desired location forone Pressure Switchand replace the yy withlength for the otherPressure Switch.

Single PressureSwitch*

Replace the xx in themodel number with thelength of the switchcable needed to reachfrom the light position tothe desired location forthe Pressure Switch.


ModelUxxSH


Pressure SwitchModelUxxSK

ModelUxxS


ModelUxxyyDH


Pressure SwitchModel

UxxyyDK

ModelUxxyyD


ModelUxxH


Pressure SwitchModel UxxK

ModelUxx


ModelUxxyyH


Pressure SwitchModel UxxyyK

Model Uxxyy

Momentary-On Disable Switches Momentary-On Only

SureFire offers a wide variety of switches: tail-cap switches with momentary-on,rocker switches with constant-on or disable options and tape switch pressure

pads. The tape switches include a length of cable with switch combinations thatallow for actuating the light from various positions on the weapon.

Momentary-on switches activate the light only while pressure is applied, whichprovides the ability to produce short bursts of light to disorient an adversary. Thestandard pressure switch pad is 2.25" long, however, a 5" pressure tape switch padcan be ordered.

For applications that require uninterrupted light, constant-on switches are best,either a tail-cap or a tape switch mounted on the weapon.

Disable switches are also available for preventing unintended light activationduring covert operations. Disable switches can be either a tail-cap flag switch or arocker switch on a length of cable.

All of these switches are available in combinations to provide multipleapproaches for control of the light.

Cable switches are attached to the weapon using pressure-sensitive adhesive andVelcro for easy removal and reattachment.

Optional waterproofing for performance to a depth of 30 meters is available forall switches. The pressure switches for deeper water use can be stiffened to pre-vent the water pressure from accidentally activating the light.

CUSTOM BUILD-YOUR-OWN WEAPONLIGHT


Flag SwitchDisables Pressure Switch


Disables Pressure Switch


Pressure SwitchesPress either switch - Momentary


Visible And Infrared Laser Sights

SureFire lasers use continuous beam operation that provides abouttwice the average power compared with typical “pulsing” lasers.

This translates to a brighter constant beam that is much easier to fol-low when tracking a target.

The unit is designed to screw into the standardized threads ofSureFire WeaponLight systems. SureFire lasers feature a unique“hard-mount” design that eliminates adjustment springs and screwsfor sighting-in a weapon. Zeroing a SureFire laser is accomplishedwith two precise, optical prism beam adjustments. This approachallows the laser diode to remain in a secure, fixed position while theadjustment rings move the beam on the target.

The hard-mount design eliminates the usual adjustment springsand screws of other brands that are subject vibration and recoil,weakening and losing their point-of-impact. With the SureFire cali-bration rings locked in position, the total unit is a solid assembly thatmaintains zero during recoil and the rigors of field use.

Sighting-in with SureFire’s rotating adjustment rings is quicklyaccomplished. When locked down, the laser will maintain zero underrecoil and other physical abuse. The dial readings can be recordedfor zeroing different weapons, allowing the laser to be zeroed formultiple weapons. The design is waterproof with O-ring seals for sub-mersion to 30 meters.

The distance a SureFire laser beam travels is well beyond theusual range associated with most tactical operations. It is important tounderstand that the maximum effective range of a laser varies greatlywith lighting conditions such as bright sunlight, the reflectivity of thetarget, and the shooter’s vision. Lasers vary the most in bright, directsunlight. A laser is more effective at night or in subdued lighting.

The SureFire Laser Sight is available as a visible orinfrared unit that can be mounted either in conjunc-

tion with a SureFire WeaponLight™ or as a separate unit.The visible laser is either red or green in color. Greenlasers are six times “brighter,” as perceived by the humaneye, than red lasers. The infrared laser in visible only withnight vision devices (NVDs).

SureFire lasers are not like any other weapon-mountedlaser you have ever seen. Most lasers on the market aretypical, low-cost devices. SureFire lasers are uniquelydesigned, robust, and rugged.

Optical Beam AdjustmentRotating adjustment rings optically sights inthe laser beam without the use of springsor screws to move light source.

O-Ring SEALEDCONNECTION Waterproof sub-mersion protection to 30 meters.

Calibrated windage and elevationEngraved precision scale allows lasersight to be mounted on severalweapons using the preestablishedsight-in vernier settings.

Visible or Infrared635nM Visible Beam (Red)830nM Invisible Beam (Infrared532nM Visible Beam (Green)

Hard-mounted DESIGNHard-mounted laser diode and beam sightingelements eliminates set screws and springs thatcan fatigue and cause point-of-impact shifts.

Locking screwsSecures hard mounted calibration ring position.

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Visible And Infrared Laser Sights

L72 Visible Laser Sight (Red)Wavelength 532nM Power 5 milliwattsRun Time 24 hours (approx.)Length 1.95 inchesDiameter 1.25 inchesWeight 4.6 ounces

L75 Infrared Laser Sight**Wavelength 830nM (IR) Power 5 milliwattsRun Time 24 hours (approx.)Length 1.95 inchesDiameter 1.25 inchesWeight 4.6 ounces

L80 Visible Laser Sight (Green)Wavelength 635nM Power 5 milliwattsRun Time 24 hours (approx.)Length 1.95 inchesDiameter 1.25 inchesWeight 4.6 ounces

SureFire laser sights are not compatible with the Nitrolon orMillennium Series of Handgun WeaponLights.

Infrared lasers can only be used with momentary-on switches.Use of constant-on switches are not allowed by FederalRegulations. Furthermore, infrared lasers can only be deliveredto law enforcement or military units.

MODEL L80Green Laser

Model L72Red Laser

Model L75Infrared Laser

Model L80 Laser Sight


BeamFilters and Protective CoversHinged lidLens lid can be opened whenwhite light is needed.

Lid LockPrevents lid from unintended opening.

Lens choiceRed Light, Blue Light, Infrared Light, Expanded Beam, Opaque Cover

Bezel Mounting LockCam-lever lock secures toWeaponLight bezel.

Lens lidOpen

Locking leverUnlocked

SureFire beam-modifying accessories expand the range of applications of SureFireWeaponLights™ and are compatible with selected SureFire hand-held lights. The

filters change the light into either invisible infrared or to blue or red for subduedlighting. The BeamShaper is a diffuser that acts to broaden the SureFire beam toassist in reading signs if you are man-tracking or hunting.

Mounting a BeamFilter, BeamShaper or Protective Cover on the light is easy— sim-ply slip the filter over the bezel. Press-on models are held by friction while Millenniummodels in the FM series are locked-down with a clever bezel mounting lock.

The lens lids are hinged and can be opened when you wish to deploy your whitelight. The lid snaps in the closed position and includes an additional lock for addedassurance that the lens will stay closed. This added lock prevents unintended lightfrom occurring during covert operations.

COVERFM27

RED FM25

BLUE FM26

INFRAREDFM13

BEAMSHAPERFM14

BLUEFM16

RED FM15

COVER FM17

COVER F13

RED F11 INFRARED F12

BLUE F19

FM SERIES SPECIFICATIONSHousing Material Nitrolon

Red Lens PyrexBlue Lens Pyrex

Infrared Lens Tempered GlassBeamShaper Lens Polycarbonate

Cover Lens AluminumAccepts Bezel

FM13 - FM17 1.625 Inch DiameterFM23 - FM27 2.5 inch Diameter

PRESS-ON SERIES SPECIFICATIONSHousing Material Rubber/ABS

Red Lens PolycarbonateBlue Lens Polycarbonate

Infrared Lens Tempered GlassBeamShaper Lens Polycarbonate

Cover Lens ABSAccepts Bezel 1.38 Inch Diameter

INFRARED FM23

PRESS-ON FILTERS FOR 1.38" BEZELS LOCKING LEVER FILTERS FOR 1.625" BEZELS LOCKING LEVER FILTERS FOR 2.5" BEZELS

Red BeamFilter Provides illumination while maintaining night-adapted vision.

Blue BeamFilter Helpful in detecting blood trails and provides illumination while maintain-ing night-adapted vision.

Infrared BeamFilter Blocks visible light, emitting infrared light that provides enhanced nightvision equipment resolution.

BeamShaper Diffuses the light beam for broader coverage, ideal for close-up work suchas tracking or whenever an intense beam center is not preferred.

Protective CoverProtects the lens and prevents negligent or accidental light emission duringcovert operations.

BEAMSHAPER FM24

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Lamp Assembly guide

Weapon specific WeaponLightsfor Carbines, Rifles, SMGs

Model A Series

Model AB Series

Model B Series

H&K Model 628 and 629 Series

with optional L90 Module

P6065

LUMEN

P90105

LUMEN

P61120

LUMEN

P91200

LUMEN

N165

LUMEN

MN10125

LUMEN

MN11225

LUMEN

MN15125

LUMEN

MN16225

LUMEN

MN20225

LUMEN

MN21500

LUMEN

MN60225

LUMEN

MN61350

LUMEN

HANDGUN WeaponLights

Military Series

Nitrolon Series

Millennium Series

N2105

LUMEN

shotGUN WeaponLights

Six Volt Series

Nine Volt Series

rail mounted WeaponLights

Vertical Grip A Series

Vertical Grip AB Series

Model 951 and 952 Series




tactical hand-held lights

Tactical Hand-held Light M2


Tactical Hand-held Light M3T



Preselected WeaponLightSystems

Six Volt Series

Nine Volt Series

Build Your own WeaponLights

Lamp Module Model KT1

Lamp Module Model KT2

Lamp Module Model L36




Lamp Module Model LM90

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Handguns equipped with SureFire WeaponLights require spe-cial holsters. Several manufacturers offer suitable holsters,the vast majority of which are of the tactical thigh holster

genre. The most popular in the SWAT community is the thigh rigmade by Safariland. The Safariland holster features a quick-access,thumb-operated safety snap to retain the handgun. The only down-side to the Safariland rig is that it is not currently available to fit allmodels of SureFire handgun WeaponLights.

Bianchi International’s new Cobra system is a modular styleholster that can be configured to fit different handgun shapes with aVelcro adjustable closure. The Bianchi holster is based on theCalifornia-based company’s highly successful M9 military holster.The main advantage of the Bianchi rig is that it can be configured tofit most handguns equipped with SureFire WeaponLight systems.

Several holster companies offer custom made rigs to fit hand-guns fitted with SureFire WeaponLight. We have used and can rec-ommend holsters from Blade Tech, Special Operations Equipmentand Skunkworks.

compatible holsters

Bianchi International100 Calle CortezTemecula, CA 92590(800) 477-8545

Blade Tech3060 S.O. 96th St.Tacoma, WA 98409(253) 581-4347www.bladetech.com

Eagle Industries400 Biltmore Dr. #530Fenton, MO 63026(636) 343-7547www.eagleindustries.com

Safariland3120 E. Mission Blvd.Ontario, CA 91761(800) 347-1200www.safariland.com

SkunkworksP.O. Box 8422Spokane, WA 99203(509) 534-6113www.skunkworksusa.com

Special Operations Equipment234 1/

2 South Coast HighwayOceanside, CA 92054(760) 722-0004www.specialoperationsequipment.com

Recommended Holster Makers ForHandguns With SureFire WeaponLights

Safariland’s tactical thigh holster is popular with special police units, suchas this K9 officer.

Recoil-Proof Battery Sticks

Recoil plays hell on a battery, so SureFire developed a speciallyarmored battery stick for use in its dedicated WeaponLights™.

The worst abuse comes from 12 ga. shotguns— as seen withSureFire dedicated shotgun forends. The effect of two or three bat-teries slamming against one another during recoil can prove damag-ing to loose batteries, but the SureFire battery stick is recoil-proof.They come standard with all dedicated shotgun forends, but are notnecessary with shock-isolated Millennium WeaponLights, which holdthe batteries “individually” and protect them from recoil forces.

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SUREFIRE LITHIUM BATTERIES

Hurricane Pack Just Keeps On Lighting

Good for an amazing 50 hours— almost five full nights of illumi-nation— the SureFire Hurricane Pack comes with a miniature

lamp rated for three lumens.Since the tiny lamp draws suchlow power, it can run for hourson the “burned out” batteriesfrom your SureFire flashlightsor WeaponLights, which stillhave a bit of juice left even afterthey stop powering SureFire’sdazzlingly bright illuminationtools. The Hurricane Packcomes complete with 12 eachSF123A lithium batteries.Alaskan hunters take note!

SF223A

SF323A

SureFire lithium batteries— made in the U.S.A.— are manu-factured to the highest performance specifications. SureFire’s

electrical engineers specified the SureFire battery for maximumenergy output and long life. SureFire lithium batteries have a 10year shelf-life and can be relied upon to deliver their power inthe most adverse conditions.

SureFire lithium batteries are available only in bulk quanti-ties. The smallest package is a dozen, then a 24-pack and finallya 72-pack. Twin-battery card packs are available in a 12-card,24-battery box— ideal for retailers.

Priced much more competitively than “battery company”batteries, SureFire lithium batteries are sold at much less mark-up than “battery company” batteries because SureFire wants toprovide a reasonably priced, high-performance battery to powerits unsurpassed flashlights and WeaponLights™.

SF123A: single battery (not sold)SF12BB: 12-battery packSF24BB: two 12-battery packs (24 batteries)SF24CB: 12 cards of two batteries per card (24 batteries)SF72BB: six 12-battery packs (72 batteries)

Spares Carrier To The Rescue

Anecessary piece of equipment, the SureFire Spares Carrierholds six SF123A lithium batteries and a replacement

lamp assembly in a compact water-resistant case. The SparesCarrier ensures that you are able to replace any necessaryparts quickly and safely in the field.

Model SC2: For “MN” Series Lamp AssembliesModel SC1: For “P” Series Lamp Assemblies


TACTICAL FLASHLIGHTS

Hand-held tactical flashlights are an important backup to a WeaponLight

equipped firearm. If your primary light goes down, you need a secondary.

The best backup is a light that offers interchangeable parts with your pri-

mary light and features the same performance— a SureFire Special Operations

hand-held light.

Part of our newest Millennium Series of lights, the Special Operations lights

utilize the same shock-isolated bezels and lamp assemblies as Millennium

WeaponLights, such as the M900 vertical grip WeaponLight. Tail-caps, lamps and

even some of the housings are interchangeable with WeaponLight components.

They use the same accessory filters and lithium batteries as their WeaponLight

counterparts.

Most of all, Special Operations lights produce the same blindingly bright,

flawlessly focused beams— SureFire’s signature. The lights are ruggedly con-

structed with MilSpec Type 3 hard anodized finish, optically coated tempered

Pyrex windows and double O-ring water-tight seals. They come with lock-out tail-

caps to prevent accidentally running down the batteries.

There are six models in the Special Operations Series of hand-held tactical

lights. The M1 Infrared Illuminator is a special-purpose tactical flashlight for use

with night vision devices. It emits an invisible infrared beam.

The M2 Centurion is a six-volt CombatLight with a grip ring for utilizing the

Rogers/SureFire technique with a handgun. A favorite with Naval Special Warfare

and other waterborne forces, the M2 is waterproof to over 100 feet. It can pro-

duce 65 or 120 lumens, depending on lamp assembly choice.

The M3 CombatLight is the hands-down favorite of SWAT teams and other

high-risk operators. It comes with a grip ring and two lamp assemblies good for

125 or 225 lumens of dazzlingly bright SureFire light. There is also a TurboHead

version of the M3, the M3T, that comes with the larger 2.5" TurboHead bezel.

The M4 Devastator is an astonishingly powerful 12 volt tactical light with an

amazing 225 or 350 lumens of scorching white light. It also features shock-isolat-

ed lamp assemblies and double O-ring construction.

The M6 Magnum is the king of the lumen hill with the capability to produce

500 retina-searing lumens. It comes with a 250 and 500 lumen lamp assembly

and utilizes a unique quick-change battery magazine holding six SureFire lithium

batteries.

By now you should already understand and appreciate the tactical advantages

afforded by SureFire WeaponLights. Just as you carry a handgun to backup your

primary shoulder weapon, so too should you carry a hand-held flashlight to back-

up your WeaponLight.

M6 MagnumM4 DevastatorM3 CombatLightM2 Centurion

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The SureFire InstituteMaximizing Human Performance in the Tactical Environment

Realizing the need for low-light tactical training as inno-vative and effective as the new breed of illuminationtools he had developed, SureFire’s founder, Dr. John

Matthews, created the SureFire Institute. A training organiza-tion dedicated to providing the highest quality tactical trainingto law enforcement and military professionals, the SureFireInstitute utilizes conflict-tested training methods to provideclients with the most relevant and realistic training available.

Key elements of the SureFire Institute’s curriculum include:

Low-Light Training: The majority of officer-involved shoot-ings occur between sunset and sunrise, yet most departmentaltraining takes place during the day. The SureFire Institute wasfounded specifically to address the tactical issues associatedwith diminished lighting conditions.

Force-on-Force Training:Years of practical researchhave refined the SureFireInstitute’s unique “Force-on-Force” training methods. Aspast students will attest, thistraining must be experiencedbefore it can be truly appreci-ated.

Course participants are pre-sented various shoot/no-shootproblems while engagingskilled opponents role-playedby our staff and other trainees.These exercises are conducted with non-lethal projectile-firingtraining weapons. By learning to solve problems in this highlyrealistic environment, individuals and teams are more likely tosucceed when it counts—in real life. This translates to a high-er survival rate, fewer wrongful shootings, and a reduction inlegal liability.

Staff : The SureFireInstitute’s staff includes bothactive members of lawenforcement and formermilitary special operationspersonnel. The blending ofmilitary and law enforce-ment training and opera-tional perspectives hasproven to deliver a powerful training experience for courseattendees.

For more information, contact the SureFire Institute at(714) 545-9007 or via e-mail at [email protected] descriptions and schedules can be found online atwww.surefireinstitute.com

2002 SUREFIRE WEAPONLIGHTS

AR15, M16Model 510A dedicated forend 20, 21, 23Model 510AB dedicated forend 23Model 510B dedicated forend 23Millennium Universal System 34

BENELLI M1 SUPER 90Model 617 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 617F dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 617G dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 517 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 417 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17

BUILD-YOUR-OWN SYSTEMgeneral 48component selection 49direct mounts 50Weaver mounts 50suppressor mounts 50front sight post mounts 50barrel mounts 50lamp modules 51lamp assemblies 51constant-on switches 52constant-on and momentary-on switches 52momentary-on disable switches 53momentary-on switches 53

CAR15, M4dedicated forend, general 13, 20, 21, 22Model 500A dedicated forend 22Model 500AB dedicated forend 22Model 500B dedicated forend 22Millennium Universal System 34

FILTERS AND PROTECTIVE COVERSFor 1.38" BezelsFM13 protective cover 56FM19 blue filter 56FM11 red filter 56FM12 infrared filter 56For 1.625" BezelsFM17 protective cover 56FM16 blue filter 56FM15 red filter 56FM13 infrared filter 56FM14 BeamShaper filter 56For 2.5" BezelsFM27 protective cover 56FM26 blue filter 56FM25 red filter 56FM23 infrared filter 56FM24 BeamShaper filter 56

HANDGUN WEAPONLIGHTSgeneral 8, 9, 10, 11Beretta 92 12Beretta 96 12 Glock 12 H&K USP 12 SIG 220 12 SIG 226, 228, 229 12 Springfield XD 12 Government Model 1911 12integral rail 12

HANDGUN WEAPONLIGHT HOLSTERSgeneral 58

Bianchi International 58Blade Tech 58Safariland 58Skunkworks 58Special Operations Equipment 58

HECKLER & KOCHMP5 dedicated forend 13, 26MP5 laser sight 13, 26, 27MP5 dual laser and light 13, 15MP5 Picatinny rail 13, 27, 29, 30, 31G36K Model 560A dedicated forend 13, 24G36K Model 560AB dedicated forend 13, 24G36K Model 560B dedicated forend 13, 24G36 Model 570A dedicated forend 13, 25G36 Model 570AB dedicated forend 13, 25G36 Model 570B dedicated forend 13, 25

LAMP ASSEMBLIESgeneral 57

LASER SIGHTSgeneral 54, 55L72 red laser 55L75 infrared laser 55L80 green laser 55shotguns 15 rifles and SMGs 26, 27, 4

MILLENNIUM UNIVERSAL SYSTEMgeneral 35, 40, 41M951P 34M95x Series 35, 36M96x Series 35, 37M97x TurboHead Series 35, 38

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MP5N w/Navy Suppressor 45MP5SD-Suppressor Mount 45HK33, HK93, G3, HK91 45

REMINGTON 870Model 618 dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 618F dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 618G dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 918 dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 918F dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 918G dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 518 dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 418 dedicated forend 14, 15, 16

REMINGTON 1100 and 1187Model 620TF dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 617TG dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 618G dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 920TF dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 917TG dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 520T dedicated forend 14, 15, 16Model 475 dedicated forend 14, 15, 16

RUGERMini-14 46Mini-14GB 46Mini-30 46

SIG 551dedicated forend, general 13, 21Model 520A dedicated forend 13, 28Model 520AB dedicated forend 13, 28Model 520B dedicated forend 13, 28

SPRINGFIELD ARMORYM1A, M14 46

STEYRAUG 46

SUREFIRE BATTERIESgeneral 59Hurricane Pack 59Spares Carrier SC2 59Spares Carrier SC1 59SF323A 59SF123A 59SF12BB 59SF24BB 59SF24CB 59SF72BB 59

SUREFIRE PICATINNY FORENDSHK MP5 29, 30 Mossberg 590 29Remington 870 29

SUREFIRE INSTITUTEgeneral 61

SWITCHESgeneral overview 52, 53

TACTICAL HAND-HELD FLASHLIGHTSgeneral 60Millennium Special Operations Series 60

UZIUzi 47

VERTICAL GRIP WEAPONLIGHTgeneral 32 MP5 30, 31

WEAPON-SPECIFIC FORENDSHK MP5 26 HK G36K 24 HK G36 25AR15, M16 23 CAR15, M4 22 SIG 551 28

WINCHESTER 1300 DEFENDERModel 636 dedicated forend 14, 15, 18Model 636F dedicated forend 14, 15, 18Model 636G dedicated forend 14, 15, 18Model 536 dedicated forend 14, 15, 18Model 436 dedicated forend 14, 15, 18

WINCHESTER 1300 DEFENDERModel 636 dedicated forend 14, 15, 18

M98x TurboHead Series 35, 39Laser sight module 35selecting a system 40, 41

MOSSBERG 500 and 590Model 622 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 622F dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 622G dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 922 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 922F dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 922G dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 522 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 422 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 623 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 623F dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 623G dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 523 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 423 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 621 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 621F dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 621G dedicated forend 14, 15, 17Model 521 dedicated forend 14, 15, 17

PRESELECTED WEAPONLIGHTSgeneral 43, 44AR15, M16 42, 44CAR15, M4 Carbines 44MP5, MP5K 45

SureFire® WeaponLight™ Design Imperatives

Mission: Create a source of powerful white light for a combative environment that

mounts securely and unobtrusively on a shoulder weapon or handgun.

Characteristics: Emits blindingly bright light; impervious to recoil and extreme

hard-use; totally weatherproof; special-order waterproofing; capable of ambidex-

trous operation; include power and beam choices.

Purpose: To help the operator prevail in low-light combat.

Cost Target: Irrelevant to purpose; build the best.

18300 Mt. Baldy Circle • Fountain Valley, CA 92708Toll-free: 800-828-8809 • Fax:714-545-9537

www.surefire.com

The 2002 SureFire WeaponLight Catalog is respectfully dedicatedto all those who walk with the warrior’s spirit.

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