Firearms|Firearm Accessories Surefire is known for making some of the best flashlights, weapon lights, and firearm accessories on the market. That lineage continues as Surefire delves into micro-compact market, meet […]
Surefire is known for making some of the best flashlights, weapon lights, and firearm accessories on the market. That lineage continues as Surefire delves into micro-compact market, meet the Surefire XSC. The new weapon light is designed to fit on new popular micro-compact handguns such as the Glock 48. The Surefire XSC will be available in three different models to fit the corresponding handgun. The new weapon light by Surefire will fit the G48 & G43x, the Sig Sauer P365 & P365XL, and the Springfield Hellcat.
The Surefire XSC is made from an aluminum body. Inside that aluminum body you have a LED with the ability to produce 350 lumens of light. The battery will be a rechargeable lithium polymer battery with a charger. The battery can be charged mounted on your pistol or off.
The new surefire XSC retails at $329 on Surefire’s website. Below is the press release from Surefire regarding the new XSC.
Press Release
Fountain Valley, CA—SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of the world’s finest—and most innovative—illumination tools and tactical products, is proud to announce the release of the all-new XSC family of micro-compact handgun weaponlights.
We all know violent crime happens at night, and yet a premium-grade weaponlight for the best concealment guns on the market didn’t exist. Until now. Extremely compact and virtually indestructible, the new rechargeable SureFire XSC family delivers intense white light, allowing you to face the dark with confidence. Its micro-footprint doesn’t hamper concealability, so you’ll have it with you when you need it most.
There are three models in the lineup, each precisely engineered and purpose-built for a seamless & secure fit to each host handgun. The XSC-A is made for the Glock 43X & 48 with accessory rail, the XSC-P365 is for the SIG SAUER P365 & P365 XL and the XSC-HELLCAT is for the Springfield Armory Hellcat line of handguns. Less than 2 inches long and weighing under 2 ounces, the XSC provides an immense force multiplier to each host handgun with no compromise in concealability.
Intuitive, ambidextrous switching provides ease of momentary-or constant-on activation with one or two hands. The XSC’s premium LED delivers 350 lumens of intense white light via a parabolic reflector, creating a concentrated hot-spot with significant throw and surrounding spill. Made from rugged aerospace aluminum, the body is Mil-Spec hard anodized for scratch and corrosion resistance. The XSC is gasket sealed for weatherproof and waterproof reliability, and it is IPX7-rated.
The XSC is rechargeable via a quick-detach lithium polymer battery, and can be changed without removing the XSC from the host pistol. The battery charger is included with purchase, and it is capable of charging two batteries simultaneously. Each battery features a LED fuel gauge that displays charge level with the press of a button. If you’re serious about personal protection, there’s no excuse. The XSC is your only option.
To find out more about the XSC check out Surefire’s website.
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