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    T4E .43 caliber Rubber Ball Training Marker Rounds (2292005)

    Oct. 19, 2016
    Related To: T4E
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    The  T4E .43 caliber rubber rounds are for use in the T4E .43 caliber training markers. The T4E Rubber Ball rounds are ideal for use in force on force, close quarters and active shooter scenario training where you do not want to leave residue while training. The T4E Rubber Balls offer the benefits of felt hits and has a greater distance of accuracy over other sim marking prounds. The T4E Rubber Balls can be reused by cleaning, inspecting and apply a small amount of T4E oil for reuse.

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

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