30mm scope adaptor with Picatinny Rail for Micro sights (SQFS) Tagout ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 Type R Class Attachment:Molle-Loks Traditional

Name: 30mm scope adaptor with Picatinny Rail for Micro sights (SQFS) Tagout ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 Type R Class Attachment:Molle-Loks Traditional
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 53778441132
Price: 101.00 USD
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30mm scope adaptor with Picatinny Rail for Micro sights (SQFS) Tagout ANSI ISEA 107 2015 Type R Class Attachment:Molle Loks Traditional ANSI ISEA 107 2015 Type R Class 3 8 to 9 mil thickness means excellent chemical resistance for extended duration use Picatinny adapter ring for 30 mm tube For mounting secondary sight or flashlight on magnifying scopes with 30 mm tube

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