Surefire X300U-A (Ultra-A) Unboxing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we are checking out what comes with the new Surefire X300U-A 1000 Lumen pistol light.
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Comment or ask if there is anything I rushed or didn't cover. Hope to get a video of some shooting out soon!
The new 1000 lumen 20k candella Tlr1hl from streamlight is my go to light the sure fire only has 11k candella so for controlling your target you can’t beat the Tlr1hl
Streamlight is also a great brand, I’m glad you found a unit that works for you! I’ll have to check on out in the future
Haha, “you can take cool Instagram photos…..good for you”, hahaha, nailed it.
Add the Picatinny wedge to get rid of the wiggle on the Glock
What do you mean?
The surefire light comes with different crossmembers (wedge pieces) for different rails. When you receive the light it has the universal one in. Install the pictanny crossmember for glocks to ensure a snug fit.
@@jacobs.347 awesome, I just ordered one I found for $194. Very excited for this light I also got a Safariland 6354!
Does the A (out of the box) have any wiggle/play while on your Sig? I want one for my Sig M18 and was wondering 🤔
I think it’s tighter on the Glock without swapping any hardware. The Sigs rail gets better grip with some additional mechanical advantage. Still fine to keep on it, but I know everyone’s opinion differs on how much tolerance is acceptable. Cheers
If you don’t know how batteries work you should look into it. I love that! 😀
Awesome video.
Appreciate your input!
So you didn't get a wiggle I like it 😏
Glad to see the MK25
Do you recommend the A or B and why? The B seems like it’s more versatile, but I don’t know which one to buy. Thank you.
I think it comes down to what you are going to put this on; A is recommended for polymer framed handguns, and B seems to go well with the metal framed handguns, or that was what I understood. Having said that, this light has sat on my G17 mostly, but been on my Sig MK25/P226 and also on standard picatinny rails and done just fine. I personally don't like the T-Slot design that is on the B models, and my four-ish year old X300 Ultra back home had a T-Slot, and broke the second day of shooting. Surefire was good to replace it, but I haven't had any issues with the Model A. I would buy a model A myself if I was in the market for another one.
Question though, didn’t you find it weird that the batteries came in the light and not in the package slots for the batteries? That weirded me out.
My camera died during round one, and I put everything mostly back to exactly how it came, with the exception of the batteries. Nice catch, but I am confident it is a legit Surefire. Attention to detail always matters!
northlanderco that’s how my batteries came. I think I received a “open box” issue from amazon. $229. I just wish they were upfront about it.
@@josephrizzo7500 That is frustrating, and it would be nice if everyone did business on the up and up. Hopefully that was the only issue you encountered!
joseph rizzo they all come with the batteries in the light already
Neeks I have no reason not to believe you. I wonder why the package has two battery slots then. Thanks for the info.
Mine won’t stand on the light for my Glock 17
The universal is nit that tight on my p226,i will try to swap the P
Unfortunately the feedback I have gotten is rather hit or miss on how tight or how much wiggle they have.
@@northlanderco196 i tried the one with tensioner and its tight now
Doesn't have momentary on/off?
It does, not sure if I hit it in the video, if you press the switch forward slightly, it hits on, and as you release pressure if turns off. Sorry for any confusion!
How is the surefire holding up? Thanks for the link
Still a big fan, I like the brand altogether, but this light has held up well for the abuse I throw at the Glock it lives on. Battery time is decent for output.
Is the part that locks into the rail plastic?
This model features a polymer/plastic interface. I haven't had any problems so far, on a metal or polymer frame. It is faster to attach/remove than one that has a set screw. I have a 300 Ultra that is more permanent on a P226 for this reason.
@@northlanderco196 thanks man going to get one for my Glock I just wish it would fit on my Sar too
The white paper with all those funny looking symbols is called "directions" they will explain all the box contents.
I will definitely consider that in the future, thank you.
You sound really sad. But great video!
Thank you for the feedback, it is useful. Have a good one!
got this for my glock 17. no matter how much I push it will not fit.
What gen do you have? Have you tried switching out any components?
I’m sure that’s super aggravating, sorry you’re dealing with it.
@@northlanderco196 I checked the other components and they are the same. It still does not fit the frame. I cant find any info if this is an actual problem. But any other video on TH-cam shows no issues.
@@Bolt-yg1nk Really the only thing I can think of is your firearm is slightly out of spec, or perhaps you are trying to put it on a wrong gen model. I will give you the benefit of the doubt that youre not having that issue. The proprietary rails on the first and second gens wouldn't let this fit for sure. Do you have a different pistol you can try to put it on, or can you walk into a gun shop and pal around with a salesman about it?
OMG how many times are you gonna flag your own hands. You gave me anxiety.
I appreciate your call to safe gun handling, however I think for the purposes of this video, nothing was done in a particularly unsafe manner. Thank you for your time and thoughts.
lol