First Tactical M Pro Duty L/S Shirt Ball Cap 2g Blade Material: 14C28N Blade

Name: First Tactical M Pro Duty L/S Shirt Ball Cap 2g Blade Material: 14C28N Blade
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 14050260934
Price: 89.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5193 (20 reviews)

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First Tactical M Pro Duty L S Shirt Ball Cap 2g Blade Material: 14C28N Blade 2g Blade Material: 14C28N Blade Hardness: 57 59HRC Blade Grind: Flat Blade Finish: Black Stonewashed Blade Type: Hawkbill Handle Material: G10 Handle Color Finish: OD Green Sliding Switch Material: Stainless Steel Sliding Switch Color Finish: Black Liner Material: Stainless Steel Liner Color Finish: Black Back Spacer Material: G10 Back Spacer Color Finish: Black Pocket Clip: Tip Up They're light Double dyed fabric for superior color fastness Sewn in epaulettes and stitched pintucks Integrated collar stays and satin lined neck Ships fast from GunCycle — free economy shipping on orders $99

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