Wicked Sports Laser LED Eyes - Red - Proto PM7 / PM8

Wicked Sports Laser LED Eyes - Red - Proto PM7 / PM8

Marsoni

M251S

$24.95

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Wicked Sports Laser LED Eyes - Red - Proto PM7 / PM8Wicked Sports Laser LED Eyes Red Proto PM7 PM8 Wicked Sports LED eyes for your Proto PM7 or PM8 paintball marker. These eyes are made to the stock specs, however we have added the red LED. ** Note: These eyes are a break beam design, one side sends the signal, the other side receives this signal. The sender side is the only side that will light up in the red color. This is normal. **

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