Chief Velocity Target #8 on 2040-parts.com
Blackstone, Virginia, US
I have chief velocity target #8. Face has no scratches. Target has been tested and Stem has been checked on a lathe for being straight if it was bent it has been replaced. If you have any question just ask. also have other targets. Happy bidding . Virginia sales will be charged sales tax.
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