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Savior Equipment Pro SEMA Competition Backpack

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Savior Equipment Pro SEMA Competition BackpackSavior Equipment Pro SEMA Competition Backpack Built for serious competition shooters, the Savior Equipment PRO S. E. M. A Competition Backpack features three individually lockable padded pistol sleeves, three removable CORE pouches, a rigid lightweight polymer frame and a highly weather resistant exterior. Packed with features to cut your setup time so you can focus on winning. FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS: Lockable Pistol Compartment Light Weight

Savior Equipment Pro SEMA Competition Backpack

Built for serious competition shooters, the Savior Equipment PRO S.E.M.A Competition Backpack features three individually lockable padded pistol sleeves, three removable CORE pouches, a rigid lightweight polymer frame and a highly weather resistant exterior. Packed with features to cut your setup time so you can focus on winning.

FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS:
-Lockable Pistol Compartment
-Light-Weight Polymer Frame
-3 Padded Pistol Sleeves
-Accommodates Frame-Mounted Optics & Side-Charging Handles
-Individually Lockable
-3 Removable Pouches
-2 CORETM10x5 Pouches
-1 CORETM11x7 Pouch
-12 Writable Patches Included
-Lockable Top Compartment
-Small Mesh Pocket on Flap
-Fully Opens for Unhindered Access
-Easily Supports 20lbs
-Front Panel Storage
-2 Large Mesh Pockets
-Front Zippered Pocket
-With Admin Panel
-1 Large Mesh Pocket
-Large Side Pocket
-2 Removable Rig Straps
-1680D Ballistic Nylon Exterior
-420D Nylon Interior Fabric
-Compressed EVA Back Panel
-Light-Weight Polymer Frame
-Savior KAM Lockable Zippers
-Duraflex UTX Hardware
-2 Double-Stitched D-Ring Mounts
-Double-Stitched Seams
-Hook & Loop Fasteners
-Morale Patch Panel

External | 21” x 16” x 11”
Pistol Compartment | 13” x 10.5” x 7”
Pistol Sleeves
External | 12.5” x 10” x 1.5”
Internal | 11.5” x 9” x 1.25”
Top Compartment | 11.5” x 9” x 7”
CORE 10x5 Pouch - 10” x 4.5” x 1.5”
CORE 11x7 Pouch - 10.5” x 7” x 1.5”
Side Pocket - 14” x 7.5” x 1.5”
Front Pocket - 11” x 12” x 0.75”
ID Patches | 4.75” x 1.5”

Pre-orders are available if a size or color is out of stock. Estimated fulfillment time is around 2-4 months and may vary depending on production and shipping schedules.

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