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Summit's RSX Seat

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NRA Staff

posted on September 28, 2010

News, Game, Whitetails, Guns & Gear

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The newest addition to Summit's product line is the RSX Seat for Raptor Series Hang On Stands. With its cross link technology, the RSX Seat provides a comfortable, durable and waterproof seat for hunting all year round. Suggested retail price is $29.99.

For more information, go to summitstands.com.

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