Stag Beer Hunting Cap Hat - Camo on 2040-parts.com
Plymouth, Michigan, United States
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Hello you are bidding on a brand new, never worn camo Stag Beer hunting cap. The cap is a one size fits all and is equipped with an adjustable "FLEX-STRAP" for a great fit. I'm kind of a cap geek and know how a cap is suppose to fit and this cap fits perfect. It came from Stag Beer and is NOT some cheap knock off. Bid with confidence from an e-Bayer that has 100% perfect feedback. Thanks for looking and good luck. |
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