Night Fision Suppressor Height Night Sight Set for Glock 17/19/34 195201 9g Blade Material: Nitro-V Blade

Name: Night Fision Suppressor Height Night Sight Set for Glock 17/19/34 195201 9g Blade Material: Nitro-V Blade
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53108301920
Price: 125.41 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0585 (21 reviews)

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Night Fision Suppressor Height Night Sight Set for Glock 17 19 34 195201 9g Blade Material: Nitro V Blade 9g Blade Material: Nitro V Blade Hardness: 58 60HRC Blade Grind: Flat Blade Finish: Black Stonewashed Blade Type: Drop Point Handle Material: G10 Handle Color Finish: Black Liner Material: Stainless Steel Liner Color Finish: Black Pocket Clip: Tip Up shaped hem for enhanced coverage UA Freedom's goal is to support and inspire the brave men and women dedicated to protecting us Category: Optics › Pistol & Rifle Sights Brightest Tritium sights on the market Front sight is brighter than rear

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