Surefire SCOUT LIGHT® REAR CAP TAN

Features

• Virtually indestructible ultra-high-output LED generates 1,000 lumens of blinding light; produces tactical-level light for 1.25 hours on two 123A batteries
• TIR lens shapes versatile beam with enough reach and surround light for medium- to longer-range operations
• Hard Anodized aluminum body, tempered window & O-ring seals make light rugged, durable, and combat ready
• Activation via Z68 momentary/constant-on pushbutton switching with protective shroud
• M75 Thumbscrew mount attaches quickly & securely to MIL-STD-1913 rail

Whether you prefer the versatility of the E2D Defender^® Ultra or the straightforward simplicity of the E2D Defender^® Tactical, SureFire has developed the superlative everyday-carry tactical light. The Defender lives up to its name in more ways than one. Machined from aerospace aluminum, its crenellated Strike Bezel^® and scalloped tail cap turn this robust illumination tool into a potential impact weapon, so it can take a beating—or give one if necessary. The Defender body also features a Type III Mil-Spec hard-anodized coating for abrasion and corrosion resistance in foul weather or other adverse environments. A bolstered dual-function pocket clip makes bezel-up or bezel-down pocket storage easy too.

The dual-output E2D Defender Ultra (E2DLU-A) and single-output E2D Defender Tactical (E2DLU-T) utilize SureFire’s virtually indestructible high-performance LED. The very heart of these slender and powerful lights, it pumps out an intense, 1,000-lumen beam, precisely focused through our optimized Total Internal Reflection (TIR) lens. That’s plenty of output to momentarily disorient virtually any adversary and gain a crucial tactical advantage.

With a simple click of their push-button tail caps, both Defender models deliver a continuous high-output beam for a minimum of 2.75 hours. The Ultra adds the extra value of dual-output capability. Clicking its tail cap twice yields a battery-saving 5 lumens, ideal for the most basic low-light tasks such as map reading and other close-range applications. And with a continuous low-output run time of 63 hours, you can trust the Ultra to keep you company from sunset to sunrise.