Chief Velocity Target #10 on 2040-parts.com
Blackstone, Virginia, US
I have a chief velocity target #10. Face has NO scratches on it and stem has been checked on lathe and if bent it was 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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