Midwest Industries Chiappa 1886 Takedown M-LOK Handguard Handcuffs Multi-function Ballistic Carrier Fire Resistant
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Midwest Industries Chiappa 1886 Takedown M LOK Handguard Handcuffs Multi function Ballistic Carrier Fire Resistant Multi function Ballistic Carrier Fire Resistant Ultra Lightweight Blunt Force Resistant Stab Resistant Integrated Hydration Integrated Cooling 4 way ID system Body Camera Ready The Enforcer MP Riot Suit takes the Enforcer a step further with full coverage MOLLE to add any additional accessories you may need for intense tactical situations these shorts are perfect companion for any adventure while ensuring you stay stylish and agile The included 5 slot M LOK rail section allows easy customization for optics or accessories while the forward mounted sling swivel supports standard hunting slings for versatile carry
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