SureFire’s New Turbo Series & More | Gun Talk Radio

Published on June 2, 2022
Duration: 6:36

Andrew Rife from SureFire discusses the benefits of their new Turbo Series flashlights, emphasizing high candela for long-distance throw, exemplified by their 71,000 candela output. He also touches on SureFire's suppressor technology, highlighting their SOCOM contract and commitment to durable, low-impact designs. The discussion includes practical applications like hunting with a 6.5 Creedmoor and competitive shooting.

Quick Summary

SureFire's Turbo Series flashlights are engineered for high candela, providing a narrow beam for extended throw, crucial for identifying targets at distance. This technology, alongside SureFire's expertise in durable suppressors, offers significant advantages for tactical and hunting applications.

Chapters

  1. 00:16Elk Hunt with 6.5 Creedmoor
  2. 00:30SureFire Suppressor Performance
  3. 00:57SureFire Suppressor History & SOCOM
  4. 01:48Suppressor Demand & Acceptance
  5. 02:17EDC Flashlight Importance
  6. 02:37Introducing SureFire Turbo Series
  7. 03:29Turbo Series Performance & Use
  8. 04:10Candela vs. Lumens Explained
  9. 05:00Turbo Series Light Specs
  10. 05:30SureFire Customer Education

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary advantage of SureFire's Turbo Series flashlights?

SureFire's Turbo Series flashlights are designed for high candela output, which translates to a narrow beam pattern and significantly longer throw distance, making them ideal for identifying targets at extended ranges.

How do candela and lumens differ in flashlight performance?

Candela measures the intensity of a flashlight's beam at its brightest point, dictating its throw distance. Lumens measure the total amount of visible light emitted, defining overall brightness. High candela lights often have a narrower beam, while high lumen lights can have a wider flood.

What is SureFire's experience in suppressor manufacturing?

SureFire has been manufacturing suppressors for 19 years and holds the SOCOM contract for 5.56 suppressors, having produced over 11,000 units. They focus on durable designs with minimal impact shift.

Can a 6.5 Creedmoor be effective for hunting large game like elk?

Yes, a 6.5 Creedmoor can be effective for hunting large game like elk, provided there is good shot placement. This caliber's effectiveness is often debated, but successful hunts demonstrate its capability.

Related News

All News →

More Tactical & Gear Videos You Might Like

More from Gun Talk Media

View all →