HK Army Vice Tank Grip 2.0 - Teal / Purple - 48-90ci

HK Army Vice Tank Grip 2.0 - Teal / Purple - 48-90ci

Marsoni

M251S

$35.22

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HK Army Vice Tank Grip 2.0 - Teal / Purple - 48-90ciThe HK Army Vice Tank Grip is the premiere tank grip on the paintball market. They are specifically designed to provide you a comfortable, anti slip, surface area on the rear of your tank. The Vice Tank Grip is comprised of a dual, color injected, malleable, rubber material that effortlessly wraps around the butt of your carbon fiber tank. Select your favorite HK Army Vice Tank Grip to keep your gun light weight and reduce "tank slip," or unnecessary

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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025