Surefire X300 CMD - SFX3V1

$69.75

The first-of-its-kind solution for maintaining peak lighting performance in high-carbon environments. The X300 CMD deflects carbon and gas buildup from your light lens, ensuring maximum output throughout the fight. Built for duty, compatible with popular holsters, and designed out of necessity - not novelty. Set the standard.

****Cannot guarantee holster compatibility with all holsters. See holster compatibility list at the bottom of the page****

The first-of-its-kind solution for maintaining peak lighting performance in high-carbon environments. The X300 CMD deflects carbon and gas buildup from your light lens, ensuring maximum output throughout the fight. Built for duty, compatible with popular holsters, and designed out of necessity - not novelty. Set the standard.

****Cannot guarantee holster compatibility with all holsters. See holster compatibility list at the bottom of the page****
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Compensator Compatibility Disclaimer

The Carbon Mitigation Device (CMD) is designed primarily for standard muzzle devices. Compatibility with compensators may vary.
Due to the unique blast patterns and gas redirection of compensators, we have observed inconsistent results when used alongside the CMD.

For the best performance, we recommend using the CMD with non-compensated muzzle devices. Individual results may differ based on firearm setup.

holster Compatibility Disclaimer

The CMD has confirmed compatibility with the holsters listed below; however, we cannot guarantee fitment with any holster not included on this list. As additional holsters are tested and verified as CMD-compatible, we will update this list accordingly.

  • Safariland 6000 Series (6TS) & 7000 Series

  • Alien Gear Rapid Force – LVL 2 & LVL 3*

  • US Duty Gear: US260, US261, US280, US281, US240, US241, US80, US60, US40

*Most CMD-mounted pistols fit without issue; however, minor holster-to-holster variations, older generations, or unique molding tolerances may cause occasional interference.