Kansept Raven K2109A3 – 3.13" CPM 20CV Drop Point Frame Lock Knife with Blackwash Titanium & Copper Carbon Fiber Butterfly 000 mAh proprietary 21700 Li‑ion F03203SC

Name: Kansept Raven K2109A3 – 3.13" CPM 20CV Drop Point Frame Lock Knife with Blackwash Titanium & Copper Carbon Fiber Butterfly 000 mAh proprietary 21700 Li‑ion F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 17570633867
Price: 169.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0423 (25 reviews)

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Kansept Raven K2109A3 – 3.13" CPM 20CV Drop Point Frame Lock Knife with Blackwash Titanium & Copper Carbon Fiber Butterfly 000 mAh proprietary 21700 Li‑ion F03203SC 000 mAh proprietary 21700 Li‑ion cell Runtime Up to 20 days on Moonlight Body Material 6061‑T6 Aluminum Weight (with battery) ~5 116" Handle Material Yellow Santoprene Sheath Molded This model uses CPM 20CV blade steel It features a drop point blade

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