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2012 Surefire lights

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I have an 800 lumen light. It's bright, but not as insane as you'd think. The low mode for it is 400 lumens, and that's nit a huge difference over 230+ lumen lights for common use.

looks like im buying a new SureFire light this year for my rifle, 500+ lumen! =NICE!

I have the M3LT. Crazy bright at 800 lumens and LED. Not rechargeable though.

I am a huge Surefire fan and really like the new models. I am just scared to see the price tag on some of these new lights.

I am a huge Surefire fan and really like the new models. I am just scared to see the price tag on some of these new lights.

I am scared to see the price on batteries after replacing them every 20 minutes now that they have so much more light output..

Thanks for the post Caine.

 

I am a huge Surefire fan and really like the new models. I am just scared to see the price tag on some of these new lights.

 

The fury is going for $155 ish..

 

I like the UM2, I recently got a deal on a g2zx light which is light and has 200 lumens. That is really good for me. I like the idea of 5000 lumens but I wonder if runtime will be adversely affected. You would think with the latest diode, engines etc.. that we could get good run time though. Wish I was at SHOT to check this stuff out.

 

btw, I am a surefire junky.

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