The SureFire X300 Turbo Latch Rail Mount Weapon Light delivers 650 lumens with 66,000 candela and an impressive 514-meter beam. Its ambidextrous momentary and constant-on controls, precision Turbo reflector, Universal and Picatinny rail compatibility, and optional remote-switch support provide focused illumination for compatible rail-equipped setups.
The SureFire X300 Turbo Latch Rail Mount is engineered around concentrated beam intensity and long-distance illumination. Measuring 3.75 inches overall, this black aluminum weapon light produces 650 lumens while generating 66,000 candela and a maximum beam distance of 514 meters. Rather than emphasizing a broad flood pattern, the Turbo reflector focuses its output into a tighter beam for extended reach.
A precision-engineered Turbo reflector concentrates the white LED output to produce 66,000 candela. This focused beam reaches up to 514 meters, giving the X300 Turbo substantially greater throw than many weapon lights with higher lumen ratings but wider beam patterns.
Runtime is approximately 1.5 hours on two CR123A batteries. Both batteries are included with the light.
The latch-style mounting system attaches securely to compatible Universal and Picatinny accessory rails. This mounting format emphasizes straightforward attachment while maintaining a stable connection to the rail.
Integral ambidextrous switching provides both momentary and constant-on operation from either side of the light. The X300 Turbo also accepts optional DG and XT pressure-activated remote switches, providing another activation option without requiring a change in the user's normal grip.
Water- and impact-resistant aluminum construction supports dependable mounted use in demanding environments.
The SureFire X300 Turbo stands out for beam intensity and distance rather than lumen output alone. Its 66,000-candela Turbo reflector reaches 514 meters, while ambidextrous controls, optional remote-switch compatibility, and secure Universal and Picatinny rail attachment create a focused weapon-light setup for users who prioritize long-range illumination.
