Shotshell 12-Gauge Thermal Bottle (25-Ounce, Black)

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Main Features

25 oz. thermal bottle and carrying case
double wall, vacuum insulated
Easy open/close "one touch" stopper
Rust proof 18/8 stainless steel
1 year warranty

Description

Available in 12 GA. The Shotgun Shell Thermos With Mack's Prairie Wing Logo is double walled and insulated. Fabricated from 18-8 Stainless Steel. Rustproof and built to last for years to come. Each bottle features our ONE TOUCH STOPPER that allows for opening and closing with one finger. The brass portion of the shotgun shell unscrews to reveal a wide base, insulated drinking cup. This cup is virtually Tip-Over Proof ! The 12 GA bottle holds 25 oz. Packed with a deluxe camouflage carrying case.

Other Details

Brand: Shotshell
Color: Black
EAN: 0897335000054
Label: Shotshell
Manufacturer: Shotshell
Model: TB-12B
ReleaseDate: 2006-09-18
UPC: 897335000054
Package Dimensions: 11.10 in x 5.60 in x 3.70 in; 1.95 lb

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