Kunwu S-TAO II (Left-Handed) S703L-R2-LT – 3.43″ Satin DLC Vanax Blade, Titanium Handle, Frame Lock Tanto Point Constructed from aero grade aluminum F03203SC

Name: Kunwu S-TAO II (Left-Handed) S703L-R2-LT – 3.43″ Satin DLC Vanax Blade, Titanium Handle, Frame Lock Tanto Point Constructed from aero grade aluminum F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 18226359379
Price: 184.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.814500000000001 (27 reviews)

Kunwu S-TAO II (Left-Handed) S703L-R2-LT – 3.43″ Satin DLC Vanax Blade, Titanium Handle, Frame Lock Tanto Point Constructed from aero grade aluminum F03203SC

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Kunwu S TAO II (Left Handed) S703L R2 LT – 3.43″ Satin DLC Vanax Blade, Titanium Handle, Frame Lock Tanto Point Constructed from aero grade aluminum F03203SC Constructed from aero grade aluminum alloy with HAIII military grade hard anodized finish Handle: FRN finished in a satin DLC Kunwu S TAO II (Left Handed) S703L R2 LT – folding knife

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