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Quaker Boy Wildwood Turkey Call Striker 2 pk. Maple/Rosewood

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Quaker Boy Wildwood Turkey Call Striker

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The Wildwood Striker Series of Maple & Tunable Rosewood will add more hens to your calling arsenal. The Wildwood Maple striker is a one piece light striker that works well on all striking surfaces. The tunable Rosewood striker is very versatile as it can be shortened or lengthened by simply twisting, pulling or pushing to get the desired length for your calling style. The Rosewood end of the striker has great grip on slate, glass, aluminum or ceramic striking surfaces.

Additional information

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Weight 0.130 kg
Dimensions 10.25 × 3.00 × 1.00 cm

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