Gadsden Snake - Tall Size

$31.99

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NOTICE: You are viewing the tall-size version of this shirt. It's highly recommended that customers buy the regular-size version unless you know that you need a tall. This design is available on a regular-size t-shirt HERE.

Our Gadsden Snake tall size shirt features a coiled rattlesnake ready to defend an AR-15.

The original Gadsden flag was designed by American general Christopher Gadsden in 1775 during the revolutionary war.

The rattlesnake represented the liberty of the early American colonies, and the flag was one of the first flags of the United States, which was later replaced by stars and stripes designs.

We've brought the snake forward to the modern era, with a modern tactical American flag and a semi-automatic rifle, to represent our modern-day liberty.

'Molon Labe,' meaning "Come and Take," are the famous words spoken by King Leonidas to the Persians after King Xerxes I demanded the Spartans surrender their weapons.

Defend your liberty - Get yours now.

Men's LT - 3XLT:

6 oz. 100% preshrunk cotton
Classic fit with longer body
Seamless double needle 7/8" collar
Taped neck and shoulders
Double needle sleeve and bottom hems
Quarter-turned to eliminate center crease

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Please allow 3-7 days for production before shipping, however, many products are in stock and will ship out sooner.

Warrior 12 ships via USPS and UPS. Once we hand over your package to the carrier, we do not have control over unforseen issues that may arise from these carriers including lost, misplaced, delayed, or stolen packages. Please see our shipping section for more details.

Great Looking Shirt!

I got a compliment from a complete stranger...Must've been a Patriot.
The shirt feels great and has an athletic cut. I'm Tall, so the longer length makes a big difference!

Gadsden Snake - Tall Size

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