Surefire HellFighter Heavy Gun Light

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Light

The HellFighter packs power and versatility into a tough, compact package that weighs only 10 pounds and measures a mere eight inches in length. It features a shock-isolated ultra high-output HID lamp assembly that generates a blinding 3,000-lumen beam with enough reach to illuminate targets hundreds of yards away and enough surround beam to make it perfect for patrol or search-and-rescue operations.

Designed to mount on a .50 caliber machine gun—to either the gun's sleeve or shield—the adaptable HellFighter can also be mounted on an M44 Minigun, a vehicle, or be detached and used as a handheld searchlight (all mounting systems sold separately). Its rugged high intensity discharge lamp (HID lamps have no filament to break or burn out) is powered by one or two military 5590 batteries or from a 12-volt auto battery. The HellFighter quickly connects to either with a 10-foot cable (not included) that features both military 5590 connectors and an auto accessory (cigarette lighter) plug. Activating the HellFighter is achieved via a rear-mounted pushbutton switch or a remote cable switch (not included) featuring both momentary- and constant-on.

Built to withstand intense recoil and combat conditions, the HellFighter's water-resistant body is constructed from aerospace-aluminum hard-anodized with a Mil-Spec Type III finish. A 5mm multi-coated Pyrex® window protects its lamp assembly, and a filter on a pivoting mount swings over the window for additional protection or specialized lighting. Filters are available in opaque, for window protection; amber, for cutting through smoke or dust; or infrared, for use with night-vision equipment.

NOTE: The HellFighter comes outfitted with a filter of your choice (opaque, amber, or IR) and a lockable hard-shell case. Mounting systems, switching, and cables are sold separately.

Available Models:

• HF1A (IR Filter)

• HF1B (Amber Filter)

• HF1C (Opaque Filter)

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