SureFire G2X Pro Dual-Output LED Flashlight with click switch, Black

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Mounted to my AK. Nice light. Nice build. Great quality. Although more attractive looking, its not as bright and is heavier than the Streamlight on my shotgun of which was $30 less. No strobe feature. I do like it, but I think the like my Streamlight better.

Traditionally, I love SureFire flashlights. This arrived quickly and is exactly what I expected. I havent used it while hiking yet, but expect this review to stay at 5 stars when I do.

This is a pretty awesome flashlight! I had an older version that just had one setting and a button that wasnt a click on click off style and this one is much improved over that version (I know theyre two different models but still). I couldnt be happier. its been left out in the rain, and dropped in the mud and still operates just fine. I rarely use the high setting unless im just showing off so the batteries are still going strong.

This is a very Nice Flashlight! I use it at work in a shop environment as my everyday flashlight and love it. I will be purchasing more from the Surefire family for pretty much every one of my flashlight needs. Made in the USA! I highly recommend this flashlight to all!

Never have I ever had a problem with Surfire lights. High quality materials, very good illumination, definitely a good light for the price. If you are not ready to spend $300+ on your weapon light, but you want something reliable, this is the light I strongly suggest. Good: - High quality - Very broad light, with fair distance - Great price/quality ratio - Two modes of operation Bad: - Not the best light to use with a pressure switch, because of two modes of operation - OEM pressure switch is fairly expensive so I had to look for an alternative

Great light, works awesome and is super bright on high setting. Not sure about battery life yet. I have one for work and home. I like the option to use it twisting to turn on or use the button on end. Sturdy also. I look forward to many years of use.

This Surefire delivers as promised. Its locking tail cap works for both 15 and 320 lumens in addition to pressing the tail cap switch for momentary-on in high or low. The Surefire G2X Pro Dual Output LED Flashlight has a polymer body over an aluminum frame. This construction exists on 6 different Surefire lights I own. I have experienced NO issues in construction what so ever. Three of my 6, now 7 Surefires have seen hard use. This model in particular is a gem in both design and price. 15 lumens is perfect for making your way around a dark room and 320 lumens delivers a blinding beam of clarity. It also reaches goal post to goal post as I have just checked it at the local football field. This model is the best light for the money I have seen to date.

What a great, well constructed and light flashlight! I own and have placed many emergency flashlights all over tin he house, in the garage and in our vehicles. Those are all your typical Costco flashlights which come 3 in a pack at various sizes. However, this has become my EDC or rather ENC (Every Night Carry) when I walk the dog late in the eves. It is tough, light and compact (I have inadvertently dropped it a couple of times and no damage whatsoever so far, but lets not make a habit of this clumsiness) Some folks (myself included) may initially find the claimed lumen light settings a bit on the low side but it really shows its prowess in the dark of the night. The high setting is just fantastic offering a wide radius for such a little flashlight, although it will consume through the batteries very quickly if always used at that setting. When Amazon dropped the price to sub $50 I ordered another one for a shotgun although the two click is not really ideal for a weapon. Let me add that I purchased the first one for about $60 on Amazon. They do also have a one setting tactical option which is perhaps a better fit for a shotgun but I havent tried that one yet. Minor gripe which is not a deal breaker, I just wish that it had a lanyard hole but nothing is ever perfect. SureFire does offer a pouch for this at an extra $10 or so, or you can just make one or order a generic one.

Its not as bright as similar Chinese knockoffs but the lumen output is good and the beam pattern is in my opinion more crisp/clear and easier on the users eyes than compared to a 500 lumen Olight or the 900 lumen Klaures which I own both. You definitely feel the better build in your hands. Makes for an excellent primary light for edc or around the house and a great backup light