April 5, 2024
U.S. ACH/MICH Helmet, Size XL, MSA, w/ACU cover, Mint!
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Please Note: I will be adding pictures on Tuesday 12/5, so check back then, thanks! This is an great example of the current issue ACH/MICH helmet used by out troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. This one is a hard to find size Extra-Large made by MSA, and dated 2005-01-12. The pads are of a newer type with Military contract numbers stamped on the back. This helmet is in mint condition inside and out, but does have a soldiers name written inside. It includes a NVG moun on the front and the ACU cover with IR tabs. This set is ready to be deployed, don't miss it! Great example to add to your collection! Thanks for looking, and don't forget to check out my other auctions for more interesting helmets and military items! Please note:I will not end auctions early to sell off ebay, so please don't ask. I will not falsify your customs forms and invoice. I don't have time to create new invoices for every other package that I send out. Please factor your customs fees into your bid. Please use the shipping calcualtor at the bottom of the page. I am not trying to make a fortune on the shipping, just trying to estimate it as close as I can. If it seems high to you, it will to everyone else too. Please factor that into your bid. Thanks! I didn't want to take the NVG mount off, so that is the reason for the cover hanging off and only a partial picture
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