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    T4E Battle Dust .43 caliber Marking rounds (2292063)

    Oct. 20, 2016
    Related To: T4E
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    The T4E Battle Dust .43 caliber marking rounds are for use in the T4E training markers. The T4E Battle Dust is ideal for use in force on force, close quarters and active shooter scenario training. The T4E Battle Dust is an easy to clean chalk and does not leave a stain on gear and uniforms like the paint in sim style rounds. The T4E Battle Dust comes in 2 colors Green/Yellow (Item #2292061) and Pink/Yellow (item #2292063).

    For more information on T4E training products visit www.t4eguns.com.

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