SureFire weapon lights are the benchmark the rest of the category is measured against. The Scout Light Pro family — M340 Mini and M640 in Turbo, Dual Fuel and Ultra forms — clamps to a rifle or carbine handguard, while the X300 Ultra, X300 Turbo and laser-equipped X400 sit on a pistol rail. We stock the range in Black and Tan, held in the UK.
The Turbo heads are the ones for night work. The M640T Scout Light Pro Turbo puts 650 lumens behind 66,000 candela, which throws far enough to be a genuine lamping light for fox and vermin control, where a wide 1,000 lumen flood would mostly light up the hedge in front of you. The Rail-Lock system lets a Scout come on and off a handguard without tools.
Compare all rail-mounted lights and rechargeable models, add a remote switch from weapon light accessories, or look at light and laser combos. Browse the wider SureFire range, the handheld torches and all tactical lighting. Weighing SureFire against the obvious alternative? Our brand comparison puts them side by side, the Streamlight TLR guide covers the other camp, and our under-£250 round-up shows where the value sits. For the quarry itself, see optics for fox and night vermin control.
Frequently Asked Questions
Scout Light Pro or X300?
Scout Light Pro models are designed for rifles and carbines and clamp to a handguard rail; the X300 and X400 are pistol lights that fit a handgun's accessory rail.
What does Turbo mean on a SureFire light?
Turbo models trade some spill for a much tighter, higher-candela beam, so they throw usable light considerably further than the standard head. Our lumens and candela chart shows what that difference looks like in numbers.
Black or Tan?
A finish choice only — the Tan models are mechanically and optically identical to the Black. Both are listed with their full specification.
