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One Hundred Concepts UPC 3511144142220 MPN OHC-CLR-3

OHC SHOCKCOLLAR SIZE 3

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The One Hundred Concepts ShockCollar is a locking ring that keeps shock cords secure around your rifle scope. It offers a sleek, hassle-free alternative to ranger bands and is designed to work with the One Hundred Concepts ScopeCap to protect the lens and reduce reflections. The ShockCollar makes it easy to remove the light head for quick battery changes or to operate rotating heads on certain weapon light models. This version is compatible with size 3 ScopeCaps.

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UPC

3511144142220

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

OHC-CLR-3

Model

ShockCollar

Product Type

Accessory

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