SureFire Vampire Infrared Weapon Light – 350 Lumens / 120mW, Black

SureFire Vampire Infrared Weapon Light – 350 Lumens / 120mW – Black

Overview

The SureFire X300V-B Vampire Infrared Weapon Light is a versatile, high-performance lighting solution designed for tactical operators, law enforcement, and serious firearm enthusiasts. Engineered for maximum adaptability, this weapon light delivers a powerful 350-lumen white LED output and a 120mW infrared beam for use with night vision devices. The rugged aluminum construction and Mil-Spec hard anodized finish ensure durability, while the secure T-slot thumbscrew clamp allows for quick attachment to pistols and long guns.

Key Features

• Dual-output design: 350-lumen white light or 120mW infrared beam
• T-slot thumbscrew clamp for secure mounting on pistols and long guns
• Precision-engineered TIR lens for optimal beam shaping
• Ambidextrous momentary and constant-on switching
• Durable aerospace aluminum body with Mil-Spec hard anodized finish
• Water-resistant and impact-resistant construction

Specifications

• White Light Output: 350 lumens
• White Light Runtime: 2.5 hours
• Infrared Output: 120mW / 860 nm
• Infrared Runtime: 16.75 hours
• Peak Beam Intensity: 11,500 candela
• Beam Distance: 214 meters
• Battery Type: Two CR123A lithium batteries (included)
• Switching Mechanism: Ambidextrous push/toggle
• Construction: Aerospace aluminum
• Finish: Mil-Spec Hard Anodized
• Bezel Diameter: 1.06 inches (2.7 cm)
• Weight (with batteries): 4.0 oz (113 g)
• Water Resistance: IPX7
• MPN: X300V-B
• UPC: 084871325547

Applications

• Tactical and law enforcement operations
• Home defense and personal security
• Night vision-enabled missions
• Hunting and outdoor use
• Military and professional applications

Additional Features

• Easy on-the-fly switching between white light and IR mode
• Compatible with a wide range of firearms with Picatinny or Universal rails
• No IR filter required for night vision compatibility
• Compact and lightweight design for minimal impact on weapon maneuverability