HUSKEMAW Tactical Switchview Throw Lever 20SV520TAC
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HUSKEMAW Switchview Throw Lever For 5-20x50 Tactical Scope (20SV520TAC)

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SKU:
HUSK-20SV520TAC
UPC:
850037135066
MPN:
20SV520TAC
  • HUSKEMAW Switchview Throw Lever For 5-20x50 Tactical Scope (20SV520TAC)
  • HUSKEMAW Switchview Throw Lever For 5-20x50 Tactical Scope (20SV520TAC)
$69.99
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Description

  • Constructed of durable and lightweight hard-anodized aluminum
  • Compatible with 5-20x50 Tactical Series Scopes
  • Attaches and detaches easily to the magnification ring

Maximize the efficiency of magnification adjustments with precision using the HUSKEMAW Switchview Throw Lever. The Switchview attaches and detaches quickly and easily to the magnification ring of the Huskemaw riflescope. Constructed of durable and lightweight hard-anodized aluminum.

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Additional Information

Activity:
Hunting
Color:
Black
Finish:
Matte
Product Type:
Throw Levers
Serialized Item:
F
Design Type:
For Tactical Series scopes
Bestselling:
F
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