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Question: Does this come with a picatinny rail mount?
Document: I replaced my well used, always reliable incandescent SureFire 6P with this light.1. It's bright, much, much brighter than the 6P, and has the flawless Surefire beam. The center of the beam is broad and even, the peripheral illumination area is huge.2. I like the new tail cap lockout. I found the old 6P would occasionally come on when stuffed in the Bladetech combo spare mag/light holder.
this is the first flashlight i've had that has survived 6 months at sea without giving me any problems. i've dropped this thing 30 ft onto steel deck plates and accidently dunked it in bilge water and oil and it's still going strong. the only caveat is that the batteries are expensive. i bought some rechargables that were less-than-reliable, but they got the job done. i'll have to try surefires rechargables.
the tailcap opereation is eeh. When you have it on momentary low and turn it off for a breif second to say,,, pass over someone your camping with without blinding them, then when you turn it back on it will likely be in high mode. The other thing that is bad is if you want to use it for Morse code, you will again be flipping back and fourth between the modes. My last gripe is that the lenses is not glass, just plain old plastic.
the Surefire may be a small looking flashlight....but it sure has a mighty, powerful beam. Actually, the Surefire flashlight has everything you want in a flashlight. This particular 6XP Pro has the dual LED...giving me the option to use the low beam for small jobs and the high beam to light up a very dark place.
pros  light weight and high output long lasting better than the 200luman  great for all uses good for you bugout bag
You get to buy american and get a quality product. Even with the wonky tail cap, i would still pick it over the single output model. 320 lumens is just too much for most tasks, and you will end up with a light that is not useful in most of your tasks, is not cheap, and has terrible battery life (if used on high all the time) If you are stuck somewhere, you need more then two hour of run-time.
Works great. Super bright and obviously a quality product. Plus it's great pocket.
Very bright, consistent beam. Great buy and Big T was a pleasure to do business with! Get this little flashlight, you won't be sorry.
This will be a great light. If on the other hand you want a light for tactical use with your sidearm consider the P2XFURY which is 200 lumens brighter on high for short periods at the expense of the battery life but has the same low setting, I just chose the 6px pro because I primarily use my light indoors as an EDC light and overly intense lights are somewhat overwhelming for that purpose and just waste batteries. BTW got to love the SF switch...
This is very bright. I was amazed at the brightness of this flashlight in the high setting. Recommended. Much brighter than cheap led flashlights.
Answer: no