Designed specifically as a companion piece for the recently released SureFire Phone Case, the FirePak interfaces with the case, functioning as a back-up phone battery, although it is also capable of outputting 15 to 1500 lumens of white light from dual LEDs. Users can either use a Bluetooth-enabled app to control the light, or use controls on the side of the FirePak.
SureFire is now offering a branded protective phonecase for Galaxy S5 and iPhone 6/6S smartphones. Made of high-density polycarbonate, the SureFire Phone Case is shock-absorbing, and is designed to serve as a secure mount for the upcoming SureFire FirePak illuminator/phone charger, which has a reported output of 1500 lumens.
Off Duty Gamers has a sweet new interactive picture up on their website. It takes the cover of Medal of Honor Warfighter and names off the kit he’s using. It’s a slider bar, from right to left, uncovering everything from his optics to the gloves he’s wearing. Pretty bitchin’, and as you might expect the cost of his loadout is way more than I can afford. Check it out.
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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