FIREFIGHTER’S RADIO HOLDER FOR KENWOOD TK 5220/5320 Boston Leather Badge/ID Holders designed for ultra-corrosive environments TG-804-4322-CC-10.5EE

Name: FIREFIGHTER’S RADIO HOLDER FOR KENWOOD TK 5220/5320 Boston Leather Badge/ID Holders designed for ultra-corrosive environments TG-804-4322-CC-10.5EE
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 86355289975
Price: 45.14 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1332 (20 reviews)

SKU 86355289975 ★ 4.1

FIREFIGHTER’S RADIO HOLDER FOR KENWOOD TK 5220/5320 Boston Leather Badge/ID Holders designed for ultra-corrosive environments TG-804-4322-CC-10.5EE

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FIREFIGHTER’S RADIO HOLDER FOR KENWOOD TK 5220 5320 Boston Leather Badge ID Holders designed for ultra corrosive environments TG 804 4322 CC 10.5EE designed for ultra corrosive environments The housing and tail cap are made from aircraft grade 6061 T6 aluminum and have a Type III hard anodized finish Custom Built for the Kenwood TK 5220 5320 D rings to connect to radio strap

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