Reviews and Ratings for SureFire V1 Vampire Dual-Output LED Flashlight, White and IR Output, 120 Max Lumens - V1-B-BK

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SureFire V1 Vampire Dual-Output LED Flashlight, White and IR Output, 120 Max Lumens

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Remitrom
Washington

Jun 16, 2020

Pros: Durability, Bulb Durability, Battery Life

Cons: None

Great special purpose light.

Never had a problem, every surefire product I have ever owned or sold has worked 100%. Malkoff is still the best but surefire does make good stuff, if you want a light that will not break under heavy use or if you are like me and seem to be able to break everything just by holding your tongue wrong or something... get an American made light. Surefire sure is a fire option.

Veteran
NYC

Dec 12, 2020

Pros: Durability, Bulb Durability

Cons: None

No a Zebra flashlight doesn’t compare dolt

This is a flashlight utilized by the military and we use them for the IR feature that a zebra doesn’t have. So don’t listen to the dolt who have the 1 star review

Will
Florida

Sep 19, 2017

Pros: Durability

Cons: None

Why so expensive you ask?

So it's been posited that this is an absurdly expensive light and cheaper, albeit brighter, alternatives were given. While there are certainly less expensive, brighter lights those arent the only two criteria when purchasing a light. There's a simple reason that this light is so expensive: IR capability. For those that haven't been in the military it's an invaluable function when using NVGs or needing a backup for covert illumination - whether for marking a target or for troop movements. There are other options out there like external filters, but that's just another piece of gear that will inevitably be lost or broken when needed most. The internal IR eliminates that possibility. Surefire are awesome lights and are all I use, particularly for weapon lights.

Jay
mn

Nov 17, 2014

Pros: None

Cons: None

rip off

So why would you spend 250.00 on a light that puts out 120 lm? When you can get a better quality light like the Jet beam rrto that puts out 730 lm for 98.00 or a Zebra SC 600 light that puts out a blinding 1100 lm OTF for 130.00 that is samller and tougher then this joke of a light