Powerful, ultra-rugged Millennium Universal Weapon Lights attach to any long gun Picatinny rail, produce a dazzling white pre-focused beam, and come in three basic configurations to meet your specific mission needs.
The M952V Millennium Universal Weapon Light attaches by means of an integral Swing-Lever rail clamp to long guns equipped with a Picatinny rail. It utilizes one sealed LED unit to produce both brilliant white light and invisible infrared radiation for use with night vision devices. The white beam is configured for close-to-medium-range applications. Changing back and forth from white output to infrared output is accomplished by a push/twist action on the M952V head, which self-locks into the selected output mode.
Dozens of counterfeit SureFire products are offered on China websites which make their way to eBay and other internet auction websites. Counterfeiters often use the stock (manufacturers) images in the advertisement, but will send you a counterfeit.
To ensue you are buying authentic SureFire products, always buy from authorized SureFire retailers.
The authentic M952V Millennium Universal Weapon utilizes one sealed LED unit to produce both brilliant white light and invisible infrared radiation for use with night vision devices.
(photo SureFire)
The authentic SureFire M952V features invisible infrared radiation for use with night vision devices.
Authentic SureFire M952V Millennium Universal Weapon Lights are also available in Desert Tan.
Dozens of sellers offer counterfeit SureFire M952V Millennium Universal Weapon Light on China web sites.
This seller is advertising a SureFire M952 at just $57, a fraction of the authentic products $595 suggested retail price.
Like the authentic SureFire M952V light, counterfeiters also offer the counterfeit light in tan.
While this may look like an authentic M952V Millennium light and even has the Sure Fire branding -- it is a counterfeit.
This China seller offers the M952 light with the SureFire branding for $63, but identifies it right in the ad as a "M952v Replica."
Would a re-seller on eBay offer the same disclosure?
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