Code Red Headsets CR-MILTAC Tactical Headset Color:Black Featuring super-tough and corrosion-resistant MagnaCut

Name: Code Red Headsets CR-MILTAC Tactical Headset Color:Black Featuring super-tough and corrosion-resistant MagnaCut
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 15078048003
Price: 199.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3186 (22 reviews)

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Code Red Headsets CR MILTAC Tactical Headset Color:Black Featuring super tough and corrosion resistant MagnaCut Featuring super tough and corrosion resistant MagnaCut steel in a spear point blade profile easily sharpened and holds an edge exceedingly well IP 68 rated (submersible) Noise cancelling dual muff headset 5 levels of battery powered sound amplification Dynamic boom mic can be moved from left side to the right side Kevlar reinforced cables OSHA compliant Noise cancelling Dual Muff headset with ''hear through'' technology using electronic amplification of ambient sounds

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