Kleenbore Universal Cleaning Kit 104114208 Capacity: Holds 1 shotgun or

Name: Kleenbore Universal Cleaning Kit 104114208 Capacity: Holds 1 shotgun or
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 88353277565
Price: 35.26 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1575 (12 reviews)

SKU 88353277565 · ★ 4.2

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Kleenbore Universal Cleaning Kit 104114208 Capacity: Holds 1 shotgun or Capacity: Holds 1 shotgun or rifle (up to 50) with optics and plenty of ammo Peace of mind: For your firearm post exposure to moisture Rust prevention: Engineered with Absorbits patented moisture wicking technology throughout Durable: Constructed with heavy duty industrial 800D PVC nylon Safe: Lockable Mil spec zipper sliders Floatable: Not recommended for long term submersion Backed by a lifetime warranty Brand: Boker Manufactory Type: Pocket Knife Overall Length: 7 The Classic Universal kit utilizes a steel rod rather than aluminum because it is more durable and less abrasive Category: Cleaning › Cleaning Supplies

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