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Part of Browning’s Black Label clothing line, the Tracer Soft Shell Jacket hides a chest conceal-carry pocket while the split sides with non-locking zippers provide easy access to holsters worn underneath. Available in sizes S-3XL. MSRP $200 S-XL; $213 2XL-3XL.
Browning Black Label Tactical Blades were designed with direct feedback from special operations, military, law enforcement and civilian knife experts. As a result, Browning has perfected a full spectrum of tactical blades that cover every mission imaginable. The Shock N’ Awe Tomahawk is made of 1055 steel with a powder coat finish and has a 2¾-inch blade and 10½-inch overall length. Other Black Label Tactical Blades include deep-cover neck knives, heavy-duty fixed-blade and folding utility knives, exotic push daggers and throwing knives. MSRP $80 (Shock N’ Awe Tomahawk pictured).
Always in Reach
Inspired by the spurs from a rooster pheasant, these knives are sharp, curved and make for an excellent multipurpose knife for everything from camping to self-defense. The Spur Neck Knives come in Black, Mossy Oak Break-Up and Mossy Oak Pink. The 1¾-inch curved fixed blade features 440 stainless steel. The Black Spur Neck knife features a rugged G-10 handle. The other versions are made out of aluminum and feature Browning’s Dura-Touch coating. All Spur Neck Knives come with a Kydex sheath with neck chain. MSRP $20.
Major Mini Light
Bust darkness with the Hi Power Pen Light, a small but powerful flashlight from Browning. Powered by two AAA batteries and the size of a ballpoint pen, this flashlight is incredibly bright for its size. The Hi Power Pen Light uses Cree XP-C LED lights that create a brightness of 85 lumens. The light will run for 20 hours on the low setting and two hours on the high setting. The Hi Power Pen Light also has a rapid-strobe setting for personal safety and signaling. MSRP $35.
Hidden inside the new A5 is an awesome recoil-reducing inertia system — anyone else thinking Benelli here? The new Humpback is offered with a 3-inch chamber and comes decked in black, walnut or camo. The new A5 breaks from its predecessor with more conventional stock dimensions that are adjustable with shim kits. The all-new Browning A5 is built to be the most reliable, fastest cycling, best performing and softest shooting recoil-operated autoloader on the planet. Browning is so confident in the A5, it is standing behind it with a 100,000-round or five-year guarantee that this shotgun will work come hell or high water. MSRP $1,560.
Browning Citori 725 Over/Under Browning’s 2012 Citori 725 now features a lowered receiver profile and lighter, slimmer barrels for a lither, sleeker look and feel. In fact, the new 725 shaves close to 3/4 of a pound from the standard Citori. The most notable feature on the new Citori has to be the trigger. Browning replaced inertia triggers with mechanical models, a noticeable change in feel which should translate into improved accuracy potential. The Citori 725 comes is offered Field and Sporting models. The Sporting models will now chamber 3-inch shells — a nice option for individuals who want to use the same gun on the clays range and in the field for hunting. MSRP $3,530.
Browning 1911-22 L.R. Autoloading Pistol To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the classic 1911 pistol designed by John M. Browning, Browning is pleased to announce a scaled-down 22 L.R. version of this historic firearm. Proudly made in the USA, the frame and slide of the 1911-22 are machined from aluminum alloy with a matte-blued finish. The barrel features a stainless-steel barrel block and target crown. With a single-action trigger, the new 1911 gives you a straight blowback for enhanced simplicity and reliability. Other features include fixed sights, a detachable 10-round magazine, a manual thumb safety and a grip safety. Guns shipped in 2011 will include a special first year of production collector’s certificate, plus a free limited-edition commemorative canvas and leather-zippered pistol case.
Made in the U.S.A. and designed by famed knife maker Russ Kommer, Browning’s Independence Series Knives are highly reliable, with quality that is evident from the first glance. Their functional designs have been tested in real-world hunting situations to make certain their balance is perfect and their blades stay sharp. The Independence Series includes three folding models and three fixed-blade models, with blades made of USA 154 CM stainless steel. Handles on fixed-blade models (with a 3.75-inch blade) are G-10 and on folding models (with a 3.125-inch blade) are G-10 or carbon fiber.
Made in the U.S.A. and designed by famed knife maker Russ Kommer, Browning’s Independence Series Knives are highly reliable, with quality that is evident from the first glance. Their functional designs have been tested in real-world hunting situations to make certain their balance is perfect and their blades stay sharp. The Independence Series includes three folding models and three fixed-blade models, with blades made of USA 154 CM stainless steel. Handles on fixed-blade models (with a 3.75-inch blade) are G-10 and on folding models (with a 3.125-inch blade) are G-10 or carbon fiber.
Although the Browning name is synonymous for producing quality firearms, it also makes flashlights such as the Browning Tactical Hunter Control Point flashlight. The unit offers five different levels of light – the highest output at 100%, mid range output at 60%, and low output at 10%, plus three flash-strobe choices. The tactical on/off switch is ideally located on the tailcap for easy manipulation. Browning paired the latest Luxeon LED with 3V lithium batteries that power the 175 lumens. It’s manufactured from high-grade durable aluminum and sealed with an O-ring, which make the unit water resistant and an excellent choice for those who like to have control.
