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BLAZE SEEKER 207 THERMAL MONO
Product Details
BLAZE SEEKER 207 THERMAL MONO. Model: Blaze Seeker Monocular Finish: Black Overall Length: 5.87" Weight: 0.6 lbs. Features: - 256x192 Pixels - Video Record & Photo Capture - Multiple Viewing Modes
Specifications
| Brand | ATN |
|---|---|
| UPC | 658175478881 |
| Color / Finish | Black |
| Condition | New |
Buying this item
- Does the BLAZE SEEKER 207 THERMAL MONO ship free?
- Orders over $250 ship free within the US; smaller orders ship for a flat $9.99. Local pickup in Rocky Mount, NC 27803 is also available.
- Is the BLAZE SEEKER 207 THERMAL MONO in stock?
- It is currently out of stock; use "Notify me" on this page and we email you the moment it is back.
- What is the return policy?
- Non-firearm items may be returned within 30 days (a restocking fee of up to 15% applies if the packaging was opened). Firearms and ammunition are final sale once transferred, per federal law.
All firearm sales require background checks and compliance with federal, state, and local laws. You must be 21+ for handguns/stripped receivers and 18+ for long guns.
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