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3x magnifier
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Primary Arms 6x magnifier Gen 2 and Primary Arms flip over mount. Both used very little. Works great. Comes with but not pictured both original boxes and whatever came with them.
Asking $120. Not interested in any trades at the moment.
I have for sale a Primary Arms 3x red dot magnifier. As well as an American Defense swing to side qd mount (Vortex special edition) Both are in excellent shape. Willing to sell together or separate.
Both - $150
Magnifier - $75
Qd Mount - $90
Either cash or trade. Looking for decent quality...
SOLD
For sale is a Sig Sauer Romeo 5 Red Dot. 2 moa dot with motion acitvation low and high mount. Including a Vortex VMX 3t 3x magnifier. Original packaging included. Asking 250 OBO
Willing to do trade for 1.5-4 Leupold Mark AR firedot. Will pay remainder.