Vacuum Storage and Preservation Bags

    May 9, 2011
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    ZCORR Vacuum Storage and Preservation Bags are 100 percent effective at preventing corrosion and are fast and simple to use. They are identical to ZCorr's time tested Original FSP Bags and have two improvements: a one way vacuum valve and a zipper closure that is 100 percent water proof and air tight offering fail safe anti corrosion protection.

    • 100 percent Effective corrosion prevention
    • 100 percent Moisture & oxygen proof material & closure
    • Puncture and tear resistant material
    • Non-abrasive interior
    • Reusable, military grade zipper closure
    • Depending on use, protects up to 20 years
    • Flexible material allows for storage in gun safes & hard cases

    Pistol Bag 11 inches by 15 inches

    Rifle / Shotgun Bag 11 inches by 54 inches

    Long Rifle Bag 11 inches by 65 inches

    Tactical Bag 14 inches by 49 inches

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