Surefire Flashlights|Flashlights & Accessories Surefire Surefire 6PX Pro Flashlight Dual-Output LED 320 Lumens Black Buy At Cross Toss Trading

The 6PX Pro's high-efficiency LED—virtually immune to failure since there's no filament to burn out or break—provides two light output levels: a brilliant penetrating perfectly pre-focused 320-lumen beam and a 15-lumen low-output setting that lets you greatly extend the runtime per set of batteries an invaluable option when you find yourself miles from civilization. Press the tailcap switch for momentary-on low press further to click constant-on low return to off and press or click on again within two seconds for high. The high-strength aerospace aluminum body is smoothly sculpted for a comfortable secure grip and is hard anodized to military specifications for extreme resistance to scratches abrasion and corrosion. A polycarbonate micro-textured reflector delivers a comparatively wider beam with generous peripheral light. We also make a polymer-body version of this light the G2X Pro and a single-output version with a tactical tailcap switch the 6PX Tactical.

FEATURES:

• Virtually indestructible LED emitter regulated to maximize light output and runtime
• Two output levels—high for maximum light low for extended runtime
• Precision micro-textured reflector creates smooth optimized beam
• Tough polycarbonate window resists impact
• High-strength aerospace aluminum body Mil-Spec hard-anodized for extreme durability
• Dual-output tailcap click switch—press for momentary-on low click for constant-on low return to off then press or click again for high
• Weatherproof—O-ring and gasket sealed
• Includes high-energy 123A batteries with 10-year shelf life

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Output / Runtime -- White Light
  • High: 320.0 lumens / 2.0 hours
  • Low: 15.0 lumens / 45.0 hours
• Tactical Runtime*: 2.0 hours
• Length: 5.20 inches
• Bezel Diameter: 1.25 inches
• Weight w/Batteries: 5 .2 ounces
• Batteries: 2 123A (included)

*Runtime (at highest setting for multiple-output lights) until output drops below 50 lumens