Surefire XC1-C Compact Handgun Light
The Surefire XC1-C is a compact handgun light that was designed to be lightweight compact and features a rail clamp mount that provides a secure fit to various railed, compact handgun models. It delivers 300 lumens from a single AAA battery, and its proprietary precision engineered smooth parabolic reflector projects a beam with a focused hot spot for mid to long range illumination along with a corona of diffused light optimized for situational awareness in the near field.
Ambidextrous switching provides both momentary and constant on activation options. Surefire has constructed the XC1-C’s robust, compact body of lightweight, strong aerospace aluminum, then Mil-Spec hard anodized and sealed it to repel the elements. As a result, it’s rugged enough for everyday carry without weighing you down.
Surefire XC1-C Features
Lightweight and ultra compact; great for concealed carry
Rail clamp mount securely attaches to most Universal and Picatinny accessory rails
Powered by one energy dense, rechargeable AAA NiMH battery which is loaded in the front of the XC1-C
Integrated ambidextrous momentary and constant on switching
Quickly tap and release either toggle switch for constant on activation; to turn off, simply tap and release either toggle.
Press and hold either toggle switch for momentary activation and release to turn off
Mil-Spec hard anodized aluminum body and tempered window make it light rugged and durable
Battery cap is tethered to the body to prevent separation in the field
Redundant constant on toggle switch included
Specifications |
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Color | Black | |||||
Output | 300 lumens | |||||
Runtime | 45 minutes | |||||
Peak Beam Intensity | 1,064 candela | |||||
Beam Distance | 65 meters | |||||
Construction | Aluminum | |||||
Finish | Hard Anodized
(MIL-A-8625 Type III, Class 2) |
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Weight (w/batteries) | 2.2 oz
(63 g) |
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Length | 2.5 in
(6.35 cm) |
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Bezel Diameter | .375 in
(.95 cm) |
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Battery | 1x Rechargeable AAA | |||||
Switching | Ambidextrous toggle switches |
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