Flashlight only, Gun not included. 

Manufactured by SOTAC this X300U accurately replicates a real SF X300U, so it fits perfectly in holsters designed for it. 

It's body is made out of a lightweight CNC machined aluminium, which is then anodised. The mount and backplate are made out of a really nice nylon fibber reinforced polymer. 

It comes with the GLOCK rail adapter installed out of the box. If you're using it on a picatinny rail you can replace it with the picatinny rail adapter also supplied. Worth noting that since airsoft replicas vary in size it may be able to move forward and back slightly, if the slot on the rail is too wide.  

All flashlights are function tested and inspected prior to being sent to you, so you can have confidence in the product you receive.  

Batteries not included. It takes 2 CR123 batteries

------------ The X300U ------------ 

The X300U is a high performance pistol flashlight which gives you exactly what you need at a reasonable price.

It doesn't have any of the fancy features of its more expensive counterparts (which I sell and you can find in the "Flashlights" category on my page), but it's high lumen output and compact size make it perfect for sidearms you need to rely on in emergencies. 

The X300U is a more modern variant of the X300. If you want a 2000s era X300 replica for a retro loadout, you can find them on my page in the "Flashlights category". 

------------ Package Includes ------------ 

Includes the following:
  • SOTAC X300U
  • Optional Picatinny adapter
  • Hex wrench

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I also have a FDE version and other pistol flashlights. You can find them in the "Flashlights" Category on my page.

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Feel free to check out my other items.

Questions are welcome.

Note for eBay: The "gun" in the picture is airsoft, it's not real.