Midwest Industries Arm Brace Side Folding - FDE Handcuff Manufacturer part #: 01MB723

Name: Midwest Industries Arm Brace Side Folding - FDE Handcuff Manufacturer part #: 01MB723
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 54875473804
Price: 109.97 USD
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Rating: 4.1485 (26 reviews)

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Midwest Industries Arm Brace Side Folding FDE Handcuff Manufacturer part #: 01MB723 Manufacturer part #: 01MB723 With an extremely rigid design Heavy Duty Side Folding Mechanism: Constructed from 4140 heat treated steel Full Length Locking Lug: For maximum strength Solid Positive Lock Up: In both positions Steel Clamp: With large surface engagement Folding Configuration: Can be configured to right or left folding Features: 5 QD sling attachments Stock Material: Hard Coat Anodized 6061 Aluminum Design: Extremely rigid Length Added: 9 1 8 inches to overall firearm length Folded Position Length Added: 0 UPC: 812102035350

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