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Bcm Mid-16 Mod 2 Carbine Package! HUGE PRIZE BCM MID-16 MOD 2 CARBINE PACKAGE! SURVIVAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS WILSON COMBAT AR9G LIGHTWEIGHT, MANEUVERABLE, ERGONOMIC THERMAL IMAGING FOR SMARTPHONES ‘N’ OT SA O V H E S • • $ S E 300 SHOOTOUT H V O A O S T ’ ‘ N TESTING BARGAIN BLASTERS MAY 2017 LOOKING FOR A FEW TACTICAL GOOD MARKSMEN ENERGETIC ULFBERHT PRECISION SEMIAUTO RIFLE ENTRY SYSTEMS WHITE LIGHT PLACEMENT ■ HISTORY OF SOPMOD desert warrior® 39 ounces | 5 inch barrel available in .45 ACP trust is earned america’s best rely on kimber—so should you. (888) 243-4522 made in america what all guns should be™ kimberamerica.com ©2017, kimber mfg., inc. all rights reserved. information and specifications are for reference only and subject to change without notice. KIM_2016_Warrior_SWAT.indd 1 12/20/16 3:28 PM BC_Swat_GF.qxp 2/15/17 8:08 AM Page 1 desert warrior® 39 ounces | 5 inch barrel available in .45 ACP trust is earned america’s best rely on kimber—so should you. 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