aac Posted July 20, 2015 Report Share Posted July 20, 2015 The SureFire X300 handgun weaponlight Like the name itself says , is part of the X series of SureFire's handgun weaponlight's. Due to the pretty "streamlined" design of this lightweight, tactical illuminator , the overall "silhouet of the secundary handgun remains quite unchanged. Holsters don't need to be TO bulky, the controls are ambidextrous, and easy to use. SureFire has 2 models the "normal" X300Ultra, and the X300V wich as an IR function ! we see these flashight's these days very often in use with proffesional users As airsofters we also like to be as "tacticool" as possible, with actual hardware on our replica's ! But ! ....The normal X300 cost's a $300, ! and the X300V a $390 ! I am pretty sure that for some players this wil be a bit too pricy !! The ELEMENT replica's makes it - also to the less wealthy players- possible to run an X300 on his replica . Myself i still have the "older" X300 version (replica of the X300Ultra) but recently the X300 is upgraded to the X300 Vampire (replica of the X300V) this last one, besides as a strobe function !! The ELEMENT X300 comes in the welknown blister packaging in a rigid plastic bag. I have the BLK version , but a FDE/TAN version exist as wel. This Flashlight as real SureFire markings al over, a very nice detail -in my opinion- for those wo want a realistic build replica ! The housing and torch are made out of metal, the tailcap-with switch and pictiny fixation are made out of plastic !! The Flashlight works on two -not included- CR 123 batteries wich need to be placed side by side, from behind after opening the tailcap. The whole flashlight besides is made splashproof. A powerful led bulb produces a 220 lumens bright light beam. The controls are ambidextrous , and easy to operate, even with the shooting hand ! By turning the swith either up- or downwards, the flashlight can be set to continue or momentary. I have the X300 installed on the rail of my Kimber , and there the fit is just perfect. The "recoil bar" is spring loaded, and needs to be hold firmly down , before sliding the light onto the rail, once on the desired position the bar "spring's" in place and the flashlight is locked.! Pro's: -The ELEMENT X300 as an acurate design, with correct SureFire markings - A powerful 220 lumens bright lightbeam - a very affordable alternative for airsoft use Con's; -Altough not yet experienced, the plastic parts are problably the Achillesheel of this further very nice tactical illuminator -work's on expensive CR123 accu's ; Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Isamu Posted July 21, 2015 Report Share Posted July 21, 2015 Great review! just a punctuation, cr123 batteries might be expensive in regular shops, but if you browse around DX.com you will find some cheap rechargeable ones, I have some 3v and 3.7v rechargeable batteries and they work like a charm, just be sure that the voltage do not fry the bulb or the diode of the red dot True story 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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