CIVIVI Knives Slippy Sendy Slip Joint Knife Milled Bead Blasted Yellow Ultem Handle (2.81"" Black Stonewashed Nitro-V Blade) C24075A-1 Handcuff Dual-density padding and a soft

Name: CIVIVI Knives Slippy Sendy Slip Joint Knife Milled Bead Blasted Yellow Ultem Handle (2.81"" Black Stonewashed Nitro-V Blade) C24075A-1 Handcuff Dual-density padding and a soft
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 1311015622
Price: 62.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0117 (18 reviews)

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CIVIVI Knives Slippy Sendy Slip Joint Knife Milled Bead Blasted Yellow Ultem Handle (2.81"" Black Stonewashed Nitro V Blade) C24075A 1 Handcuff Dual density padding and a soft Dual density padding and a soft interior lining protect weapons from both shock and unattractive scratches or nicks to the firearm's finish feathered edges The Slippy Sendy boasts an overall length of 6 Model Details: Model Number: C24075A 1 Model Name: Slippy Sendy Dimensions: Overall Length: 6

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