| Special Feature | Durable |
| Color | Tan |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Material | Aluminum |
- SureFire Low-Profile Mount (LPM) greatly enhances versatility, allowing the user to mount the Dual Fuel Scout Light Pro in the optimal position on any MIL-STD-1913 or M-LOK rail
- Dual Fuel, virtually indestructible ultra-high-output LED generates 1,200 lumens of blinding light with 123A batteries or 1,500 lumens with included SF18650B rechargeable lithium-ion battery & charger kit
- TIR lens shapes versatile beam with enough reach and surround light for close- to longer-range operations
- Reliable activation via Z68 momentary/constant-on pushbutton switching with protective shroud
- Mil-Spec Hard-Anodized aluminum body, tempered window and O-ring seals make the Dual Fuel Scout Light Pro rugged, durable, and combat ready
- Included Components: Light;Sticker;Battery;Manual














HLLIII Verified Buyer –
Box was torn in one corner and a Fake Surefire light was in the box. There was no Logo on light. There was no model number on light head and the attachment method was not the modular Pic/M-lok attachment. Color was also off. This was obviously a returned item with a fake light in the box.
Michael Fisher Verified Buyer –
JL Miller Verified Buyer –
What can I say about Surefire lights? They’ve been through hell and back on many, many battle rifled on deployments to places you don’t wanna go – and have survived.
Yeh, it hurts to buy a $300 flashlight, and another $100+ for an end cap with a remote switch. But if you’re depending on your light to work every time, in a hostile environment 2000 miles from home with the lives of you and your soldiers on the line, then it’s money well spent.
So do YOU need this light? I don’t know. You can buy twenty cheapie Chinese lights that stop working when you accidentally bump it against the car door getting your case out. You can buy two or three Olights that will probably work til the suck gets real. You could also spend almost as much on a Streamlight that might or might not be just as tough.
Evaluate your needs. If you’re LARPing or airsofting, you probably don’t need a Surefire unless you have far too much money on your hands. But if you want a light that will work every times, not matter what sort of abuse it takes then this is your weapon light.
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Devin Verified Buyer –
Light works just as good as all other surfire lights. Only issue is you have to be meticulous when installing the battery. If its any sort of off center the battery will short to the body causing the light to be stuck on. Feel like this is a relatively easy fix with a light rubber coating on the rim of where the battery sits. Other than that small issue its an amazing light.
Brian Jones Verified Buyer –
Color was the main motivator for the model. I own 10+ Scout Pro lights and they are my go to weapon light. I usually remove the mounting and us an Arisaka scout mount but it annoys me that after paying for the light I need another $100 to make it work the way I want it. Dual fuel is really a gimmick but if you want a battle tested reliable home defense weapon light just buy it
Big Dog Verified Buyer –
Great fit. Awesome light.
Got mine in FDE, just awesome.
I will buy another.
Anonymous Verified Buyer –
You won’t be disappointed- well made. Great white light
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Anonymous Verified Buyer –
I have had this on my rifle for a while now.
It’s on my Close Quarters rifle.
Good spill and wide. Works great for home applications!
For far-reaching lights, I would recommend mod-light since they have a more intense center but the spill is not as good as this Surefire M640.
Find out what you will use the light for more than just how bright the center is.
AMAZING PRODUCT!