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Mustang Re-Arm Kit "N"

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Brand
Mustang Survival
Category
Accessories
UPC
62533016781

Overview

The Mustang Re-Arm Kit "N" (MPN: MA3190-0-0) is designed for use with Mustang Survival inflatable personal flotation devices, specifically model #MD3195E1. This kit provides essential maintenance to ensure your safety equipment remains fully functional and compliant with marine safety regulations. The kit includes a 38g CO2 cylinder, an inflator body, and an installation key. Measuring 6 x 1 x 8 inches and weighing 0.7 lbs, the components are constructed from high-quality materials to meet stringent safety standards. It is a necessary accessory for boaters and anglers who rely on inflatable PFDs for water safety.

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