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Magpul MAG119421040 Tejas inEl Burro in 2.0 40 in Polymer 1.50 in Wide Chocolate Brown

$44.12
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Brand
Magpul
Color
Chocolate Brown
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Belts & Duty Gear
UPC
840815131014
MPN
MAG119421040

Overview

The Magpul Tejas "El Burro" 2.0 gun belt offers dress-belt comfort with stretch- and sag-free performance for everyday carry. Built from a single flexible layer of waterproof, textured, and reinforced polymer, this 1.50-inch wide belt features a clean, non-tactical appearance suitable for work or the range. It includes a tapered tip for easier use and tool-free, easily removable fasteners that allow for quick adjustments or buckle removal. The brushed antique silver buckle sits flat against the waist. This chocolate brown belt is sized at 40 inches.

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