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The FithOPS 12 gauge trip alarm and 209 adapter kit comes with our newest 12g perimeter trip alarm, a 209 primer adapter, one spool Dyneema trip line (75') and one empty silicone caddy. Giving you everything you need to set up your Camp Safe around your perimeter.
This kit allows you to choose between using a 12g blank or a 209 primer. The device itself holds 12 gauge blanks/training ammo/ poppers. The 209 primer adapter slides into the grooves on the bottom of the device. We recommend to use a reliable brand like CCI Shot shell Primers but all 209 primers will work in the device.
Use the Dyneema trip line to set up your perimeter. Set up your device and once the 12g perimeter trip alarm w/209 adapter is armed, then triggered, it will produce around 124dB with a flash. The 12g blanks/poppers/training ammo can be various decibel levels.
Specifications and Features:
12 Gauge perimeter trip alarm
209 Primer Adapter
209 Primer Carrier holds 10ea. 209 Primers (Now included)
Dyneema® Trip Line - 1 Roll 75' breaking strength exceeds 140 lbs
Made in USA
Primers Now Included 10 each
PLEASE NOTE: We are not able to ship blanks to P.O. Boxes, Alaska, Hawaii, or Internationally. Your order will be automatically deleted and refunded.
WARNING: NEVER USE WITH SHOTGUN OR FLARE GUN.
PLEASE NOTE: CCI Shot shell Primers 209 are recommended. All 209 Primers will work in the 209 primer adapter.
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