Benchmade Ares 730-1301 – 3.60″ Satin S30V Spear Point, Black & Green Layered G10, AXIS Lock Limited Edition Polypropylene • Working Voltage: 3 F03203SC

Name: Benchmade Ares 730-1301 – 3.60″ Satin S30V Spear Point, Black & Green Layered G10, AXIS Lock Limited Edition Polypropylene • Working Voltage: 3 F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12560894604
Price: 110.00 USD
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Rating: 4.824400000000001 (13 reviews)

Benchmade Ares 730-1301 – 3.60″ Satin S30V Spear Point, Black & Green Layered G10, AXIS Lock Limited Edition Polypropylene • Working Voltage: 3 F03203SC

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Benchmade Ares 730 1301 – 3.60″ Satin S30V Spear Point, Black & Green Layered G10, AXIS Lock Limited Edition Polypropylene • Working Voltage: 3 F03203SC • Working Voltage: 3 Redesigned valve and regulator for unmatched simmer control Handle Thickness: 0 The Benchmade Ares 730 1301 is a limited edition run of just 300 knives built on the Allen Elishewitz designed Ares 730 platform

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