Be aware of your surroundings within dark situations with the tan SureFire M600V IR Scout LED WeaponLight Tanfrom SureFire, which provides shooters with a powerful white light of 350 lumens. The M600V can be easily mounted to a Picatinny rail by tightening its thumbscrew. For use with night vision devices, it also offers 120mW of invisible infrared output. The IR or white modes on the Scout Light can be activated by rotating a knurled collar by the tailcap shroud. Momentary and constant-on actuate with a click of the shrouded tailcap switch.

The flashlight has a bezel diameter of 1.1" and a Total Internal Reflection (TIR) lens that creates a pre-focused high-intensity beam for close to medium-range applications. By twisting the flashlight's V-series head you can change the beam's intensity. With two CR123A batteries the white LED will run for 2.5 hours, or the infrared LED will run for 16.8 hours. The Scout's aluminum alloy is anodized with a hard coat for abrasion and corrosion resistance, and O-ring sealed for weatherproof and dust-proof performance—making this tactical accessory ready for just about any battlefield condition.

350 Lumens    White LED Emitter    120mW Infrared    1.1" Bezel Diameter    Click-Type Pushbutton Tailcap Switch    Momentary and Constant-On Modes    Fits Picatinny Rails    Optically Coated Tempered Glass    O-Ring Sealed Weatherproof & Dustproof    Powered by Two 123A Batteries

• 350-lumen output from white LED
• 120mW infrared LED output
• White LED runtime 2.5 hours
• Infrared LED runtime of 16.8 hours
• Total Internal Reflection (TIR) lens with optically coated tempered glass

• Type: Push button
• Location: Tailcap
• Momentary and constant-on modes
• Rotate the knurled collar near the tailcap shroud to toggle between IR and white modes

• Hard anodized aluminum alloy housing
• Optically coated tempered glass
• O-ring sealed for weather and dust resistance
• Picatinny rail mount with thumbscrew for tool-less installation
• Runs on two CR123A batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this light screw into a HK or Surefire foregrip for an MP 5

A: It's for a SureFire LM2 6 VDC LED Conversion Head for 600 & 900 Series Forend Lights.

Q: 2. The design by the photograph seems as if I would not be able to use the electronic viewfinder in conjunction with this cage. It seems to me that either the screw on top of the hot shoe or the rod holding the motor will poke you in the forehead if you try to put your eye to the electronic viewfinder. Is that true? Or am I just imagining it?

A: This will vary depending on the camera you use. However this product was designed with using the LCD Screen on a camera in mind more so than the viewfinder. It may not be as easy to get your eye up to the viewfinder as it normally would be with this cage.

Q: 3. How reliable is this?And can we map the focus throw to whatever degrees we want? i.e. a lens with a 240 degree throw we can map it to 90 degrees on the thumbwheel?

A: Very! And by that I am assuming you mean repeatable. It's also extremely solidly built, so it won't just break down into bits while you use it. Mine had a bit of motor jitter, which annoyed me. But Redrock support was extremely helpful and pointed out to me that you can in fact control the amount of torque on the motor so I managed to dial it down to a point where I am now extremely happy with the responsiveness.Regarding remapping the throw of your lens, it actually works the other way. No matter what the throw of your lens, the Scout will remap it to 270 degrees. It would have been cool if they allowed us some control on the remapped angle, but in practice I have seen it doesn't really matter, because most of the time you don't really rack focus from infinity to the minimum distance your lens supports. You only need half that ability in most cases, and even less if you are following some form of action, like a dance or a group of actors etc.

Q: 4. Does it come with the batteries?

A: yes it does.

Q: 5. what size allen wrench is needed to mount the picatinny light mount?

A: According to the user manual for the SureFire Dual Fuel Turbo Scout Light Pro Weaponlight, they suggest using a flathead screw driver to tighten the screw and not an allen wrench.

Q: 6. Where is this harness made?

A: The Coiro Padded Harness (Tan) is currently made in Ukraine.

Q: 7. The charger has a USB plug which plug into a USB power source brick, such as an Apple iPhone 5 volt, 1 Amp charger. Is there any benefit or danger of using a power brick with an amperage greater than 1 Amp? Thank you.

A: It is safer to use a USB power brick that no greater than 1 amp with the charger in this Surefire kit.

Q: 8. is the titan-b waterproof?

A: Yes, I have had mine in water without issue. I do not know the specific specs but on page 11 of the 2015 SureFire catalog the information notes f course building rugged, virtually indestructible bodies is about keeping out the elements, so we seal out water and dust with O-ring and gasket seals. In the unlikely event that moisture gets past these defenses, we minimize potential harm with waterproof coatings on our electronics and by using gold and other premium non-corroding metals for electrical contacts and interfaces.

Q: 9. I am thinking on upgrading to this from my older module, my question is, can i get any kind of switching tailcap for the leftover module if i upgrade?

A: Unfortunately there is no accessory tail cap available.

Q: 10. Will this light remember the last color if unplugged? Can it be turned on/off with a light switch tied to a half-hot outlet?

A: The American DJ H2O IR 12W LED Simulated Water-Flowing Effect does not have a memory feature to recall settings when it is turned off. The user manual does not mention using a light switch for On/Off control.