Benchmade 315BK-01 Successor 2.56" M390 Drop Point Slip-Joint Folding Knife – Burnt Brass Aluminum Handle Sheepsfoot Model: Harley-Davidson Madcap 13420BK F03203SC

Name: Benchmade 315BK-01 Successor 2.56" M390 Drop Point Slip-Joint Folding Knife – Burnt Brass Aluminum Handle Sheepsfoot Model: Harley-Davidson Madcap 13420BK F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 13861107786
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Benchmade 315BK 01 Successor 2.56" M390 Drop Point Slip Joint Folding Knife – Burnt Brass Aluminum Handle Sheepsfoot Model: Harley Davidson Madcap 13420BK F03203SC Model: Harley Davidson Madcap 13420BK each can be set to one of the two levels for that mode High: 190 lm (2 hrs) or 110 lm (4 hrs) 📊 Specifications Table The Benchmade 315 Successor™ – Burnt Brass Aluminum blends classic slip joint charm with modern precision engineering

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