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Smith & Wesson M&P Harrier Shooting Glasses Black Frame Interchangeable Smoke Mirror, Clear Mirror, Vermillion, Amber Lens

$30.25
Brand
Smith & Wesson
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Eye & Ear Protection
UPC
661120001904
MPN
110175

Overview

The Smith & Wesson M&P Harrier shooting glasses provide full peripheral eye coverage and are ANSI Z87.1 certified for impact protection. Designed with a black rubberized, non-reflective frame, these glasses feature non-slip rubber nose pieces and ear stems to ensure comfort and stability. The anti-fog lenses are designed to maintain clarity in diverse environments. This kit includes four sets of interchangeable lenses—Smoke Mirror, Clear Mirror, Vermillion, and Amber—allowing the user to adapt to various lighting conditions. The system utilizes a "one-touch" lens swap mechanism that eliminates the need to bend or flex the frame during lens changes. Each kit comes with a durable hard-sided zippered storage case and three microfiber lens bags for protection and maintenance.

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