Visit with SureFire

For more than 30 years, SureFire has been creating high-tech illumination devices. They just weren’t always called SureFire.

SureFire, then known as Laser Products Corp., produced the gunlaser carried by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the iconic film “Terminator.”

Every quality product begins with quality materials. Here is an aluminum stock before being loaded into the CNC (computer numerically controlled) machines.

Today, SureFire is best known for its high-quality flashlights.

CNC machines produce the tightest tolerances possible.

When parts drop out of the CNC machine, they resemble the finished product. Here is a bracket for the X400 Weapon light.

Waste shaving are sent to the recycler to be turned into other products.

A machined tube for an X400 LED Weapon Light before heading to the assembly line to receive its electronics.

The X400 LED is a 110-lumen light with a laser aiming device.

Every SureFire product is CNC machined with the tightest tolerances possible in their Orange County, Calif. plants.

All SureFire lights are tested using an Integrating Sphere.

Nearly complete L1 LumaMax flashlight.

This compact 65-lumens flashlight features a virtually indestructible power-regulated LED emitter that provides more illumination than most D-cell flashlights.

This compact 120-lumen flashlight weighs only 4.3 ounces and will run for two hours at max output.

The V2 Vampire produces both white and infrared light without the need of an IR filter. Weighing 5.6 ounces, the V2 has a max white light output of 100 lumens and 95 lumens in infrared mode.

Finished products ready to ship.

A smaller version of the Saint LED Headlamp, the Saint Minimus runs on a single 123A battery and weighs only 3.3 ounces while producing 100 lumens at max output.