Tenable Fermi T1122A5 – 3.11" Gray TiCN-Coated 14C28N Blade, Light Sand G10 Handle with Liner Lock Cross Bar Lock OneÂ (1) 5"(L) x 5"(H) F03203SC

Name: Tenable Fermi T1122A5 – 3.11" Gray TiCN-Coated 14C28N Blade, Light Sand G10 Handle with Liner Lock Cross Bar Lock OneÂ (1) 5"(L) x 5"(H) F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16031094430
Price: 49.89 USD
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Rating: 4.6921 (14 reviews)

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Tenable Fermi T1122A5 – 3.11" Gray TiCN Coated 14C28N Blade, Light Sand G10 Handle with Liner Lock Cross Bar Lock OneÂ (1) 5"(L) x 5"(H) F03203SC OneÂ (1) 5"(L) x 5"(H) slip pocket (external) This active lumbar pack features an innovative hip compression system that also secures water bottles 14C28N Blade Steel: Reliable edge retention and corrosion resistance for daily use Designed for dependable everyday carry

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