CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Timberbark FIXED Black G10 Handle (3.2"" Black Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) C23094-1, With 1PC Black Lanyard, Black Kydex Sheath & T-Clip 100101167 UPC: 763416247109

Name: CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Timberbark FIXED Black G10 Handle (3.2"" Black Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) C23094-1, With 1PC Black Lanyard, Black Kydex Sheath & T-Clip 100101167 UPC: 763416247109
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12962717753
Price: 59.50 USD
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CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Timberbark FIXED Black G10 Handle (3.2"" Black Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) C23094 1, With 1PC Black Lanyard, Black Kydex Sheath & T Clip 100101167 UPC: 763416247109 UPC: 763416247109 it keeps its shape and professional look hour after hour Specifications Model Number: C23094 1 Model Name: Timberbark Product Type: Fixed Blade Overall Length: 6

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