Bomber Military-Grade Paracord

Marsoni

M251S

$19.00

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Bomber Military-Grade Paracord550 Paracord was first used as suspension lines for U. S. parachutes during WWII, but has since proved itself useful in hundreds if not thousands of other applications. Emergency paracord is compact, tactile and highly useful in survival and emergency situations. Paracord Type: Type III Cord Length: 100 ft. Specifications: USAF Military Spec Test Strength: 550lb Pull Strength Cordage Core: 9 Strand Parachute Grade: USAF Military Grade

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