Benchmade Custom Bugout CU535-GR-M4 – 3.24″ CPM-M4 Drop Point Lightweight Folding Knife, OD Green, AXIS Lock Wharncliffe Modular webbing: 3 rows x F03203SC

Name: Benchmade Custom Bugout CU535-GR-M4 – 3.24″ CPM-M4 Drop Point Lightweight Folding Knife, OD Green, AXIS Lock Wharncliffe Modular webbing: 3 rows x F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10849244251
Price: 189.95 USD
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Benchmade Custom Bugout CU535-GR-M4 – 3.24″ CPM-M4 Drop Point Lightweight Folding Knife, OD Green, AXIS Lock Wharncliffe Modular webbing: 3 rows x F03203SC

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Benchmade Custom Bugout CU535 GR M4 – 3.24″ CPM M4 Drop Point Lightweight Folding Knife, OD Green, AXIS Lock Wharncliffe Modular webbing: 3 rows x F03203SC Modular webbing: 3 rows x 6 channels in front While it may look a little wilder a high performance steel prized for exceptional edge retention and toughness Benchmade Custom Bugout CU535 GR M4 – 3

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