Browning High Noon 4C LED Spotlight 90-1000 Lumens Black Polycarbonate

The Browning High Noon 4C is a high-output handheld LED spotlight built for serious low-light work in the field, whether you are scanning a clearing for predators at night or lighting up the campsite. Driven by a white LED with a variable output of 90-1000 Lumens, the High Noon 4C throws from roughly 200 to 665 meters depending on the mode selected, giving you both a long-range piercing beam and a close-in low setting from the same unit.

The body is molded from impact-resistant polycarbonate in a low-glare black finish, and it is rated waterproof/water resistant and designed to float if it ends up in the water. At 7.25 in long and 31.0 oz, the High Noon 4C is compact enough to live in a pack or toolbox without weighing you down. Power comes from four standard C alkaline batteries (not included) for runtimes of roughly 9 hours on high up to 72 hours on low, so a single set of cells easily covers a long weekend of hunting or work around the property.

Controls are deliberately simple. A trigger/push-button switch on the handle cycles through the brightness modes and includes a lockout position to keep the light from accidentally coming on in your pack or truck. The integrated hands-free stand and included lanyard make it easy to prop the light on a tailgate, balance it on a tree limb, or hang it in a blind. Whether you are calling coyotes, tracking a blood trail after dark, patrolling a fence line, or just looking for something at camp, the Browning High Noon 4C is a rugged, no-nonsense handheld white LED spotlight that is ready to go whenever the sun goes down.