NRA Store Announces Retractable LED Lantern

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posted on July 7, 2016
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The NRA Store has launched a new, NRA-branded Retractable LED lantern, which should make for an ideal addition to any outdoorsman's cabin, garage or camping cache.

The Retractable LED Lantern provides 75 lumens of illumination. By pulling up its handles, the lantern automatically turns on. To turn it off, operators just have to collapse the lantern and stow the handles. When closed, the lantern is about the size of a coffee mug. The metal wire handles allow it to hang from branches or cord while in camp.

The lantern ships with an MSRP of $24.95.

For more information, go to NRAStore.com.

 

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