Browning Crossfire Flashlight

High value, lightweight, High lumen LED, polymer body flashlight. A little workhorse light. Bright, tough and affordable. Sometimes you just need a no nonsense flashlight to keep in your home emergency kit, in the glove box of your truck,  or in the drawer of your night stand. The crossfire is that light. It’s high impact resistant polymer housing is tough and will take an enormous beating, ensuring that your light will still work in the most adverse of conditions. Use the included diffuser dome attachment for a soft area light or signaling beacon. It runs on AA batteries. The kind found at every grocery store and gas station, and in a pinch you can pull them out of your other electronics. Lastly, it features three modes – high, low and strobe for emergencies.

About Browning

History and tradition. There is history attached to every Browning product. Even the newest most innovative products. That’s because when you take a close look at their guns and gear you can see the commitment to innovation started by John Moses Browning himself, over 125 years ago. But not every product is the latest “innovation.” Some are tried and true. Yet they exhibit the company’s commitment to excellence embodied in their slogan The Best There Is.

Their line of products continues to grow, covering nearly every product requirement of the avid hunter, shooter and outdoors person.

Since 1897, the year when the first Browning gun was made, millions, even tens of millions, of shotguns and rifles for hunting or target shooting have been created and manufactured by this company.

The inventor of the semi-automatic shotgun, Over-and-Under shotgun and, semi-automatic rifle, and most recently, an Over-and-Under gun with the lowest action frame and fastest firing system on the market.

This has left its mark on the history of gun-making with a wide array of models, all different, but with one thing in common – their reliability and their unparalleled levels of performance. Every day, throughout the world, Browning guns, old or new, smooth-bore or rifled, perform on the range or for hunting, providing great pleasure for their owners.

Target shooters, hunters, and collectors can find in these fascinating items a pleasure that is renewed endlessly. Among makes of weapons, just as with makes of watches or cars, there are some whose history is part of the reputation of the entire industry.