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Bright Tangerine KASBAH Atman Shoulder Rig VCT Mounting Kit
Bright Tangerine KASBAH Atman Shoulder Rig VCT Mounting Kit
Mount the KASBAH Atman Shoulder Rig onto VCT-14 tripod plate configurations using this Bright Tangerine KASBAH Shoulder Rig VCT Mounting Set. The set consists of both a front and a rear mounting component with five mounting screws. If you require more space to move your KASBAH shoulder pad along the frame, simply remove the rear component. The set is constructed of stainless steel for a durable design.
Key Features:
Includes Front and Rear Components
Compatible with VCT-14 Tripod Plates
Five Mounting Screws
Stainless Steel Construction
What's in the Box:
Bright Tangerine KASBAH Atman Shoulder Rig VCT Mounting Kit
Front Component
Rear Component
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Product Overview
Bright Tangerine KASBAH Atman Shoulder Rig VCT Mounting Kit
Mount the KASBAH Atman Shoulder Rig onto VCT-14 tripod plate configurations using this Bright Tangerine KASBAH Shoulder Rig VCT Mounting Set. The set consists of both a front and a rear mounting component with five mounting screws. If you require more space to move your KASBAH shoulder pad along the frame, simply remove the rear component. The set is constructed of stainless steel for a durable design.
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