Petrified Fish Bison Black Stonewash 14C28N Sandvik Fixed Blade Neck Knife w/ Sheath KE13DW 0822 Satin finish 440 stainless hawkbill MCT2383TQ

Name: Petrified Fish Bison Black Stonewash 14C28N Sandvik Fixed Blade Neck Knife w/ Sheath KE13DW 0822 Satin finish 440 stainless hawkbill MCT2383TQ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10202438571
Price: 38.99 USD
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Rating: 4.162 (27 reviews)

Petrified Fish Bison Black Stonewash 14C28N Sandvik Fixed Blade Neck Knife w/ Sheath KE13DW 0822 Satin finish 440 stainless hawkbill MCT2383TQ

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Petrified Fish Bison Black Stonewash 14C28N Sandvik Fixed Blade Neck Knife w Sheath KE13DW 0822 Satin finish 440 stainless hawkbill MCT2383TQ Satin finish 440 stainless hawkbill blade Blade is sharpened on three sides and has a hollow groove on each of the three sides 57cm) overall 1cm) black stonewash finish 14C28N Sandvik stainless blade

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