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Night Fision Pistol Optic Plate RMR/507C for CZ P-10 - Precision Mounting Solution 102109 8mm thickness 100% UVA/UVB protection
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Night Fision Pistol Optic Plate RMR 507C for CZ P 10 Precision Mounting Solution 102109 8mm thickness 100% UVA UVB protection 8mm thickness 100% UVA UVB protection ANSI Z87 and SOS Unscrew collar to access SET button for three customizable lighting presets The Fenix PD35R ACE is a next generation flashlight built for those who demand the ultimate control in any environment Designed by Night Fision Durable Optic Plate for CZ P 10 RMR 507C Constructed from premium 17 4 stainless steel Black nitride coating for corrosion resistance Designed for CZ P 10 with RMR and 507C optics Precision machined for tight tolerances and fit Ensures reliable performance and secure mounting Includes extra screws and installation tool Night Fision Pistol Optic Plate
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