Surefire Older Models

Hi, just wondering if Surefire continues supplying parts for their discontinued models. Lets say a light they don't produce anymore breaks and you call them up will they still take care of you for free?

I'm almost positive they will, but it might be replaced with a "newer equivalent" of the part to be replaced.
They may have run out of stock for replacement of certain things.

ILLUMINATION TOOLS WARRANTY
SureFire, LLC warrants our illumination tool products to be free from defect in workmanship and materials, including any LEDs housed within, for the lifetime of the original owner. We will repair, replace, or refund your original purchase price of this product, at our discretion, if it is determined by us to be defective. Electronics, chargers, and rechargeable batteries are covered for a period of two years with proof of purchase. Normal wear and tear — including lamps burning out, batteries draining, and switches wearing out — is not covered, nor is damage resulting from abuse, neglect, battery leakage, use of other than SureFire-brand batteries or accessories, or altering this product from its original state. SureFire offers a 10-year limited warranty in any country or under any jurisdiction where specific restrictions exist on limited lifetime warranties.

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That is their warranty. Read the bold. I would say that yes they do, as long as it isn't anything underlined.

Depends on how long they stock things.. if they are anything like watches, sometimes if a part isn't available, a new one will have to be made or (more likely) an NOS part will have to be found. Some companies like Omega/Rolex will pretty much service any watch from their inception to their newest models. With Surefire's reputation I'd imagine they could/would service pretty far back.

xpawel18x said:

Hi, just wondering if Surefire continues supplying parts for their discontinued models. Lets say a light they don't produce anymore breaks and you call them up will they still take care of you for free?

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Are you thinking of any model in particular?

Regards,
Tempest