Shotgun Absorb-A-Coil Recoil Absorber Harness | Bob Allen | 399A

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$15.75

Brand: Bob Allen
SKU:: 14358
UPC:: 019691143583
Availability:: Available for order

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Shotgun Absorb-A-Coil Recoil Absorber Harness | Bob Allen | Khaki Tan | 399A

Bob Allen Shotgun Absorb-A-Coil Harness is a recoil absorber which absorbs recoil energy reducing overall peak force from firing your shotgun. Available in a left hand or right hand configuration, the Bob Allen Absorb-A-Coil Harness for shotguns absorbs up to 40% of recoil felt. Made with a suede and 8mm closed cell neoprene recoil pad and 100% cotton in khaki tan, the Shotgun Absorb-A-Coil Harness, adjusts up to 56".

Bob Allen Shotgun Absorb-A-Coil Harness Part Numbers:

12707 = 399A Right Hand Shotgun Absorb-A-Coil Harness
14358 = 399A Left Hand Shotgun Absorb-A-Coil Harness

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A note about Bob Allen
Bob Allen Company was started in a parachute shop on the tiny Pacific atoll of Tinian towards the end of World War II. Bob Allen was a young, nationally known, clay target shooter before the war, who later parlayed his aerial gunner instructor duties into a combat assignment in the South Pacific.

Bob’s first product design was a long billed cap that helped keep the sun out of bomber crews’ eyes on their long flights to mainland Japan. Trading a ration of wartime Scotch in the parachute shop for each one of his prized hats, the Bob Allen Company was born. After the war, the hats found favor with shooters and soon Bob was selling hats, shooting vests, pouches and bags from the trunk of his car as he traveled the shooting circuit.

Opening the first retail store on the grounds of the Grand American Trapshoot, designing the first shooting vest, and the first non-military camouflage pattern were just a few of Bob Allen’s “firsts”.

Sadly, Bob was killed in a car accident in November of 2004, but his legacy still lives on through the brand he started almost 70 years ago.

~Information courtesy of BoytHarness.com