The Surefire C2 Centurion flashlight in combination with Ernest Emerson of Emerson knives presents this brand new invention.  Constructed of MilSpec black hard-anodized C2 in aerospace-grade aluminum, the standard features include anti-roll bezel, Pyrex lens window, pocket clip, lock-out tailcap, combat grip and patented rubber ring. The Rogers technique enables the use of the flashlight alongside handguns. The Surefire P60 xenon gas-filled lamp assembly generates 65 lumens for one hour. The optional P61 has 120 lumens for 20 minutes. The optional V70 polymer holster enables correct hold and orientation. The body is 5.1” and 5.3ounces, with two lithium 123A 3.0 volt batteries.

Surefire C2 Centurion/CQC-8 Emerson Knife Set

SureFire commissioned Ernest Emerson of Emerson Knives to create a new, limited edition folding knife that would be sold with a uniquely finished SureFire C2 Centurion® flashlight. The Emerson knife is a production version of what was formerly available only as a custom made piece, the famed CQC-8 that Emerson collectors refer to it as the "banana knife" because of its original blade shape. It uses a non-slip G10 grip and is finished with a tough, corrosion resistant coating.

The C2 Centurion is precision-machined from aerospace-grade aluminum with an anti-roll bezel and is protected by a military-specification black hard anodized finish. We have never offered black hard anodizing on a C2 before the Emerson collaboration. It utilizes an ergonomic flat-side CombatGrip design and a patented rubber grip ring so that the light can be operated with a handgun using the Rogers/SureFire technique. Powered by two lithium batteries (10-year shelf life), the C2 Centurion produces 65 lumens of light for one hour, or 120 lumens for 20 minutes using an optional ultra high output lamp (P61).

As a tactical tool, SureFire handheld flashlights are proven in the field with the very same dedicated operators at a nearby SEAL base where Emerson's blades have received so much real-world testing. Only 1,000 sets with matching serial numbers have been made.


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