Product Preview: NRA Briar Buster Hat

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posted on February 15, 2017
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Introduced at the Great American Outdoor Show, the NRA Briar Buster Hat is built in every way for the range, in the woods or at the jobsite.

Built from heavyweight canvas, the Briar Buster Hat features a double-reinforced bill to shed water, block sunlight and protect from hot brass. A leather-like NRA stamped patch adorns the front of the cap, and the NRA Eagle, shield and crossed rifles symbol is featured on the rear.

Features:
• Fabric: Heavyweight canvas
• Color: Tan
• Construction: Six-panel, structured
• Four side grommets provide ventilation
• Closure: Adjustable Velcro
• One size fits most
• Imported

MSRP: $18.95

For more, visit NRAStore.com.

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