Rite in the Rain Fabrikoid Bound Book - Transit MCF Left/Right Carry Clip Material: Stainless

Name: Rite in the Rain Fabrikoid Bound Book - Transit MCF Left/Right Carry Clip Material: Stainless
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 17249591411
Price: 27.41 USD
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Rite in the Rain Fabrikoid Bound Book Transit MCF Left Right Carry Clip Material: Stainless Left Right Carry Clip Material: Stainless Steel Screws Thumb Stud Material: Stainless Steel Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing Locking Mechanism: Button Lock (with spring tension to prevent accidental opening yet easy release) Designer: CIVIVI The Triptych knife by CIVIVI is a finely crafted everyday carry tool designed for precision and durability featuring a hollow grind and a black stonewashed finish for both performance and a rugged aesthetic Hard Cover Books Designed To Survive Mother Natures wrath Shipping weight: 0

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