picatinny leuchtpunktvisier montage holosun 509t fussabdruck 1911 bomar Rotpunktmontage für Smith & Wesson

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Chapter III — Catalogue

Curatorial notes

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picatinny leuchtpunktvisier montage holosun 509t fussabdruck 1911 bomar Rotpunktmontage für Smith & Wesson Rotpunktmontage für Smith & Wesson M&P Shield EZ Modelle [9 mm and 380] 2 m @ 1000 m Angular Field of View 7 ° Diopter Right Eyepiece Diopter Compensation 4 to +4 Waterproof IPX7 Material Aluminum Alloy Housing Material Semi aromatic Thermoplastic Size 147x130x55 mm Eyecups Twist up Weight (including caps) 804 g 28 Aus robustem Aluminium in den USA von Holosun gefertigt Picatinny Rotpunktmontage für jede Waffe mit Picatinny oder Weaver Schiene

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Chapter IV — Collection