SureFire M2 Centurion

The SureFire M2 Centurion features an ergonomically designed combat grip body, a belt/pocket clip and a Lock-Out Tail Cap. The M2 was marketed as a compact, high-intensity incandescent flashlight for tactical and duty use or conditions requiring enhanced grip.

The original M2 design used a standard bezel assembly which was replaced in 2001 with a shock-isolated bezel to withstand recoil or impact. This led to the introduction of the C2 Centurion which was essentially the same as the earlier M2 Centurion.

The M2 Centurion comes standard with both the P60 and P61 lamp assemblies along with a wrist lanyard. Due to its modular design, the M2 Centurion can use many of the same accessories as C2 Centurion.

Light Information – SureFire M2 Centurion

Production Status: Discontinued

Light Type: Handheld

Body Type: Combat Grip with pocket clip

Voltage/Source: 6V / 2 x Duracell DL123A Lithium Battery or 2 x SureFire CR123 Lithium Battery

Lamp Assembly:

Standard: P60 Hi-Pressure Xenon (65 lumens)
Standard: P61 Hi-Pressure Xenon (120 lumens)

Rated Runtime:

With P60: 60 minutes
With P61: 20 minutes:

Body Construction: Aluminum

Body Finish: Type III Anodizing

Primary Production Color: Natural Gray (Type III)

Switch: Tail mounted. Press for momentary, twist for constant-on

Year(s) of Production: – 2011

Length: 5.6 inches (142 mm)

Body Diameter: 1.0 inch (25.4 mm) at widest point

Bezel Diameter: 1.47 inches (37 mm)

Weight: 6.1 ounces (173 grams)

MSRP:

2001 – $149.99
2008 – $179.00
2011 – $179.00

Ordering Options – SureFire M2 Centurion

M2: Box package – M2 Centurion with 2 batteries, wrist lanyard, P60 and P61 lamp assemblies

M2 Strider: Special edition with Strider branding

Photo Gallery – SureFire M2 Centurion

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