SureFire X400 Weaponlight Video at On Duty Gear

[@danilojones7193]

This vid was spot on I love the fact that he pointed out about compensating with iron if you really were getting into more precision shooting, sight on target 🎯 in relation to the laser both eyes open, great key points Awsome.😀

[@VidConcepts]

Thanks for all of the excellent targeting tips.

[@whitebrad25]

I'm waiting on my X300 in the mail so all related videos are a plus to me...the thing I don't get is why he/you guys, would be impressed with a constant zero after only 200 rounds...200 is not a lot, and it is a surefire.

[@Mikey6048]

"Hardened". That's all I learned in this video. Lol

[@demisx]

Uncle Scotty usually doesn't let others talk for so long. He must've gotten a sweet deal out of Surefire folks. And that's one nice Panerai watch.

[@taulce1]

Broke mine when I mounted it to a shotgun. Benelli M4 to be more specific. It couldn't handle the recoil. Weak point is the battery door hinge. Plastic junk. Surefire shouldn't use plastic on a weapon light that people stake their lives on. Yes I know it's not designed for a shotgun, just saying. The second time it broke when the mount screw snapped in half. I over torqued the screw or it was faulty... not sure. I replaced it with an aircraft grade screw that would never break. Those seem to be the two weak points of this light/laser weapon light.

[@Skullmonkey456]

Great video

[@lonestarpatriot876]

The fact that this officer trains SWAT with their weapons and has worked in law enforcement for many year's, but, stated he had very little experience with lasers, says it all. How useful can a tool be if this guy has almost no experience with lasers?

[@rustyshackleford17]

The video is pretty old. Heck look at his setup: 20 round mag, carry handle ACOG, VFG light, and a 3 point sling! At the time, I doubt there were many reliable and rugged lasers. He also mentioned that most failed to hold zero...which means most LEO agencies won't utilize it. Even now, reliable lazers will run you $500+, that amounts to a lot of money when you outfit everyone.

[@ronaldm309]

I have the X400 Ultra, which I bought for a handgun but I would like to be able to use iton my AR-15. What type of remote switch is used in this video?

[@DeeDee-be1mo]

This is an old video but I’m searching for a holster for my G19 a this older x400/green laser. It seem like all of the holster companies only made holsters for the latest x400 ultra...

[@ondutygear]

Unfortunately, you are correct. A lot of holster companies wait to see how popular an item is before decide to invest in the molds for a new holster. The X400G apparently didn’t make the mark, so many owners are left without a decent option. The only other alternative would be to go with the BlackHawk Epoch.

[@3pilot]

That AR looks really bulky

[@demisx]

3pilot Yeah, I never understood why he is obsessed with having so many flashlights on his rifle. I'm sure he knows what he's doing, but I never got it, really.

[@sneakinggodzilla6328]

Why do you americans feel the need to show the world that the weapon isn't loaded? I am pretty sure that most of your viewers would remain safe, even if you decided to shot from left to right, up and down and back and forth for a 100 years! You are making a video :-) we are all safe ...

[@theorganizer1273]

Per Bjerre Jespersen do you think gun safety is not as important? What if the camera gets shot or firing point-blank and hit something or someone without knowing??? Rule #1 in gun safety: "Always make sure that your firearm is unloaded and safety on..."

[@jackmarston2515]

Because guns are dangerous if you're not careful with them.

[@brandonmows]

Looks like Utah

[@jimmykawalski4130]

I gauge my zero by how many gangbangers go down

[@rawpilot84]

You wish homie

[@StrappedorClapped]

Schwarzenhager???

[@G_Liwag]

Im going to put this on my glock 19