NEW Compact Surefire light + Blacked Glock 43x/48 Railed

[Up1911Fan]

The railed 43’s or the small SF lights?

Was wondering the same thing?

[GJM]

Was wondering the same thing?

Makes perfect sense, as we all know that the world wide market for railed 43X/48 pistols carried with small Surefire lights dwarfs the interest and demand of the US market.

[BigT]

The railed 43’s or the small SF lights?

The guns, no ETA given on the lights yet.

[ChaseN]

Makes perfect sense, as we all know that the world wide market for railed 43X/48 pistols carried with small Surefire lights dwarfs the interest and demand of the US market.

LOL

Dammit glock. I bet there are as many G43x/G48s being carried in the three or four virginia counties surrounding DC than the rest of the world combined. What are they doing????

[BigT]

They arrived on friday but I was out the office so will only get hands on, on monday.

[vandal]

Beta testing elsewhere, for a change?

LOL

Dammit glock. I bet there are as many G43x/G48s being carried in the three or four virginia counties surrounding DC than the rest of the world combined. What are they doing????

[Mike C]

They arrived on friday but I was out the office so will only get hands on, on monday.

Dude, photos please so us have nots can live vicariously.

[Clay1]

On the small surefire: since the 2019 shot show, (almost a year ago) the XR1 hasn't been released. Makes me think that it won't see the light of day. Maybe they will just release a new, smaller light altogether at 2020 SHOT?
NO inside info on my end, just thinking out loud and reading tea leaves.

[BigT]

Dude, photos please so us have nots can live vicariously.

If I knew how i would gladly

[RoyGBiv]

If I knew how i would gladly

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