Chief Velocity Target #22 on 2040-parts.com
Blackstone, Virginia, US
Chief velocity target #22. Face on target has no scratches and have been tested. Stem has been checked on lathe for being straight if bent it has been replaced. Happy bidding. Please ask if you have any questions. Have other targets availible. Virginia sales will be charged sales tax
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