Tactical Distributors is having another sale, celebrating the day of independence of the United States of America! The sale runs from today, July 2nd, to midnight July 7th. 20% off everything storewide (excluding EOTech, Aimpoint, and SureFire) with free overnight shipping on all orders $100 and over (excluding oversized orders and most Pelican cases). Just use promo code ‘LIBERTY20’ at checkout.
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The SureFire 100-round High-Capacity Magazine is constructed from Mil-Spec hard-anodized aluminum. It weights 3.3 lbs. (!) fully loaded, and has a length of 12.2 inches, so have fun trying to go prone. It features reliable functioning thanks to mechanical simplicity and high-quality, non-binding springs coated with cadmium for low friction and corrosion resistance. Any weapon that can accept STANAG 4179 compliant magazines can accept one of these. Specifications aside, can a magazine with this high a capacity actually work reliably?
My initial analysis: yeah, it can. See, I was at a training class yesterday (more on that later) and I happened to bring a hi-cap mag along. Not for the class, mind you, but because I was at the range and I finally had a chance to test it out. It took a long time to load, and it was heavy [said Captain Obvious], but it seated just fine and I had no feeding failures. I had a few of the other students try it out as well, so it went through multiple AR-15s from many different manufacturers, and still had no issues. I’d have to use it a few more times, and in different weapons, to be completely sure, but as it stands it’s my full belief that SureFire made a great product in this magazine.
http://www.surefire.com/MAG5-100
X300 Compact
– 110 lumens output
– Weapon mounted light
– Powered by a single 123A battery
Hellfighter 4
– 3000 lumens output
– Rechargable lithium-ion battery
– Dual fuel capability (lithium-ion, 123A, other battery types)
– Strobe function
MVG 1 WeaponLight
– 2000 lumen output
– Vertical foregrip weapon light
– Rechargable lithium-ion battery
– Dual Fuel capability (lithium-ion, 123A, other battery types)
– Strobe function
Jekyll Folding Knife
– Spear-point blade
– Titanium/aluminum frame
Dart Folding Knife
– Portable carry-folder
– Titanium/aluminum frame
These products and more will be available later this year from SureFire, LLC.
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M6LT Guardian
– 800 lumens output
– Powered by 123A batteries
– Turbohead TIR lens
Maximus
– 1-500 lumens output (adjustable)
– Headlamp
– Rechargable lithium-ion battery
– Fuel gauge
Minimus Tactical
– 100 lumens output
– Headlamp
– Mil-spec anodized desert tan body
– Durable SF camo headband
Minimus Vision
– 80 lumens output
– Headlamp
– Produces a warmer-colored beam that looks more like incandescent light
Minimus AA
– 100 lumens output
– Headlamp
– Powered by two AA batteries
These products and more will be available later this year from SureFire, LLC.
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UAR Aviator
– 500 lumen output
– Low-output flood light and high-output spot beams
– Four function tailcap switch
– Rechargable lithium-ion battery
– Fuel gauge
– 6-setting selector ring for various output levels
– Strobe function
R1 Lawman
– 300 lumen output
– Rechargable lithium-ion battery
– Fuel gauge
– Strobe function
UNR Commander
– 500 lumen output
– TIR lens produces a blinding extended-reach beam
– Four function tailcap switch
– Rechargable lithium-ion battery
– Fuel gauge
– Selector ring for various output levels
– Strobe function
UDR DOMINATOR
– 2000 lumen output
– SureFire’s most powerful LED rechargeable flashlight
– Rechargable lithium-ion battery
– Fuel gauge
– 11-setting selector ring for various output levels
– Strobe function
UBR Invictus
– 800 lumen output
– Rechargeable version of SureFire’s original UB3T Invictus flashlight
– Four function tailcap switch
– Rechargable lithium-ion battery
– Fuel gauge
– Selector ring for various output levels
– Strobe function
These products and more will be available later this year from SureFire, LLC.
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