Benchmade Lone Wolf Crosscurrent 40018 – 2.60″ 8Cr14 Two-Blade Slip Joint, Stag Handle disocontinued The innovative Pivot-Response System follows F03203SC

Name: Benchmade Lone Wolf Crosscurrent 40018 – 2.60″ 8Cr14 Two-Blade Slip Joint, Stag Handle disocontinued The innovative Pivot-Response System follows F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21375920462
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2727 (27 reviews)

Benchmade Lone Wolf Crosscurrent 40018 – 2.60″ 8Cr14 Two-Blade Slip Joint, Stag Handle disocontinued The innovative Pivot-Response System follows F03203SC

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Benchmade Lone Wolf Crosscurrent 40018 – 2.60″ 8Cr14 Two Blade Slip Joint, Stag Handle disocontinued The innovative Pivot Response System follows F03203SC The innovative Pivot Response System follows the curve of the blade while sharpening which not only comes in handy for prying tasks Going Gear is an authorized Benchmade dealer so availability is limited to remaining stock

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