Gerber Bear Grylls Series Survival Pocket Guide Camping & Hiking Compact Fire Starter 2554 Officially licensed reproduction of the MCT2383TQ

Name: Gerber Bear Grylls Series Survival Pocket Guide Camping & Hiking Compact Fire Starter 2554 Officially licensed reproduction of the MCT2383TQ
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SKU: 20153710845
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Gerber Bear Grylls Series Survival Pocket Guide Camping & Hiking Compact Fire Starter 2554 Officially licensed reproduction of the MCT2383TQ

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Gerber Bear Grylls Series Survival Pocket Guide Camping & Hiking Compact Fire Starter 2554 Officially licensed reproduction of the MCT2383TQ Officially licensed reproduction of the actual film prop used in the movie The Expendables II 3 1 2 inch cutting edge and wedge shaped spike Bear Grylls Series 2 3 4" overall

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