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The SureFire 6C, the world's first compact high-output flashlight. Introduced in 1988, the SureFire 6C marked a true paradigm shift in handheld tactical illumination. It was the first SureFire compact flashlight to use 123A lithium batteries as a power source. SureFire pioneered their use in its 300 and 600 series handgun lights, and SureFire’s founder, Dr. John Matthews, worked with the battery industry to develop critical upgrades that increased the utility of these energy-dense cells. Today, they remain a cornerstone power source for SureFire’s family of tactical illumination tools. Two 123A batteries helped the Model 6C deliver an astounding 60 lumens of light — six times the industry standard — in a compact flashlight measuring a mere 4.6 inches long. The 6C was smaller and brighter than any flashlight at that time. The light was activated by twisting the bezel. The 6C’s rugged, Mil-Spec hard-anodized aerospace aluminum construction set the standard for future SureFire flashlight bodies. It also featured a flat tailcap with a lanyard attachment point, allowing the light to hang from the wrist, leaving both hands free for critical tasks such as reloading a pistol. The 6C redefined what was possible in tactical illumination.
In the last picture,the V1 vampire stand next to 6C I just want to show the length when compared to V1 ( use 1 123 battery, 6 C use 2 123 batteries ). The V1 not intend for sale in this listing, only the 6C
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