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Price History
Lowest recorded: $6.19
Product Details
| Brand | MTM |
|---|---|
| Model | ST-12-40 |
| Part Number | ST-12-40 |
| Color | Black |
| Size | 12 Gauge |
| Dimensions | 5"L × 5"W × 5"H |
| Weight | 0.4 Pounds |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Warranty | (5) years manufacturer; living hinged products for (10) years |
| Condition | New — Unknown |
| Sold by | Amazon.com |
| Availability | Only 19 left in stock - order soon. |
| UPC | 026057000213 |
| EAN | 0026057000213 |
| ASIN | B000VE4Q28 |
MTM ST-12-40 - Shotshell Trays 50 Round 12 Gauge fits SF & SD & S-100, USA Made, Black
The MTM MTM ST-12-40 - Shotshell Trays 50 Round 12 Gauge fits SF & S is a Outdoors product available on Amazon.
It's currently priced at $6.19, which is 33% off the regular $9.27 price — a savings of $3.08.
We've been tracking this product for 2 months and this is the lowest price we've seen.
This item is eligible for Prime shipping , shipped and sold by Amazon.
$6.19
$9.27
Save $3.08 (33%)
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Features
- For 12 gauge shotshells
- Holds 50 rounds
- Made for stacking
- Fits inside MTM's SD-100 and SF-100 dry boxes
- Space saver for reloaders' benches; Made in USA
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the MTM ST-12-40 - Shotshell Trays 50 Round 12 Gauge f cost right now?
It's currently $6.19, which is 33% off the regular price of $9.27. That's a savings of $3.08.
Is this the lowest price for the MTM ST-12-40 - Shotshell Trays 50 Round 12 Gauge f?
Yes. The current price of $6.19 is the lowest we've recorded since we started tracking this product.
Is this eligible for Prime shipping?
Yes, this item is eligible for Amazon Prime free shipping. Prime members can expect fast, free delivery.
Is this sold directly by Amazon?
Yes, this item is shipped and sold by Amazon.com.
How long have you been tracking this product?
We've been monitoring the price of this item for 2 months. Our system checks Amazon prices automatically throughout the day and records every change in the price history chart above.
