Re-arm Kit E - 33g Auto/Manual (with Bayonet)

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Re-arm Kit E - 33g Auto/Manual (with Bayonet)

MSRP:

Was:

$44.95

The 1F Automatic and 3F Manual Inflatable PFD Re-Arm Kit E, contains everything necessary to re-arm your inflatable after deployment. View full description

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The 1F Automatic and 3F Manual Inflatable PFD Re-Arm Kit E, contains everything necessary to re-arm your inflatable after deployment. The automatic inflator bobbin on all automatic PFDs should be replaced on a regular basis. Note: This re-arm kit replaces discontinued re-arm kits MA7202 and MA7203

Use only Mustang Survival re-arm kits. Use of other re-arm kits may result in improper operation or failure to operate and will void the product's warranty.

Re-arm kit contains:

One 33gram CO2 cylinder
One bobbin (use only with automatic inflatables)
One re-arming instruction manual

Brand:

Mustang Survival

Gender:

Unisex

Inflation:

Automatic,Manual

Inflator Type:

MSRP:

Was:

$63.63

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