ED209[Purist]
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Surefire ultra series
Nov 14, 2014,14:03 PM
Nice review. I'm a fan of Surefire products too and have the X400U and X300U. I haven't tried the green laser version because I thought the price differential was not worth the brightness gain. The red laser is plenty bright for me even in daylight outdoors at a reasonable distance.
One thing I don't like about the design of the X400 is the battery compartment. IMO it pivots open in the wrong direction because when it's mounted to a picatinny rail, I can't swap out the 123A batteries without having to detach the entire unit. For the X300U that's not a problem but I'm worried that I have to re-zero my laser.
Other than that, it's typical Surefire quality. Bright, tough, and reliable.
Regards,
ED-209
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By: ED209 : November 14th, 2014-14:03
Nice review. I'm a fan of Surefire products too and have the X400U and X300U. I haven't tried the green laser version because I thought the price differential was not worth the brightness gain. The red laser is plenty bright for me even in daylight outdoo...
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By: DRMW : November 14th, 2014-14:25
I swap between my handgun and AR so I usually change batteries with it off so I haven't noticed this, thanks for letting me know. I am about to order some rechargeable Surefire A123's and see how well they work in the WML's and regular flashlights. -MW