White River Jason Fry Utility Hunter – 3" CPM S35VN Fixed Blade Knife, Blue/Black G10, Leather Sheath New arrival without the assistance of shoes F03203SC

Name: White River Jason Fry Utility Hunter – 3" CPM S35VN Fixed Blade Knife, Blue/Black G10, Leather Sheath New arrival without the assistance of shoes F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10098245504
Price: 199.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0189 (9 reviews)

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White River Jason Fry Utility Hunter – 3" CPM S35VN Fixed Blade Knife, Blue Black G10, Leather Sheath New arrival without the assistance of shoes F03203SC without the assistance of shoes triple stitched seams and iconic MK angled handpockets Designed by Jason Fry The White River Jason Fry Utility Hunter is a collaboration with renowned knifemaker and “Forged in Fire” finalist Jason Fry

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