Surefire Millennium Universal Light Systems - Swan Lever Throw Mount

The six- and nine-volt lights in the Millennium Universal Tactical Light System (MU System) attach to Picatinny Rail interface-equipped shoulder-fired weapons via either a built-in A.R.M.S. throw-lever mount or a dual thumbscrew mount. The shock-isolated systems are modular and components are interchangeable, permitting rapid field conversion to the desired light output, bezel size and switch configuration. The bezel, lamp and tailcap are interchangeable with SureFire's Special Operations Series of handheld flashlights, allowing for expedient field swapping of parts. MU System WeaponLights are finished in durable MilSpec hard anodizing (Mil-A-8625 Type III Class 2), and can also accommodate a SureFire laser, as well as a variety of lamp modules, including a beam-focusing 2.5" TurboHead reflector. The MU System is currently in use with U.S. Special Forces.

M95-Series Six-volt systems powered by two lithium batteries and providing 65 lumens for one-hour of runtime or 120 lumens for 20 minutes using an optional ultra-high output lamp assembly. Supplied with a 1.47" diameter bezel.

M96-Series Nine-volt systems powered by three lithium batteries and providing 125 lumens for one-hour of runtime or 225 lumens for 20 minutes using the included ultra-high output lamp assembly. Supplied with a 1.62" diameter bezel.

M97-Series Nine-volt systems powered by three lithium batteries providing 125 lumens for one-hour of runtime or 225 lumens for 20 minutes using the included ultra-high output lamp assembly. Supplied with a 2.5" beam-focusing TurboHead reflector for longer-range application such as perimeter deployment and maritime operations.

M98-Series Twelve-volt systems powered by four lithium batteries providing 225 lumens for one-hour of runtime or 350 lumens for 20 minutes using the optional ultra-high output lamp assembly. Supplied with a 2.5" beam-focusing TurboHead reflector for longer-range application such as perimeter deployment and maritime operations.