Bear & Son Small Farmhand Lockback Orange Folding Stainless Pocket Knife C137LOR 0822 70D Polyurethane coated Rip-stop polyester MCT2383TQ

Name: Bear & Son Small Farmhand Lockback Orange Folding Stainless Pocket Knife C137LOR 0822 70D Polyurethane coated Rip-stop polyester MCT2383TQ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27890967272
Price: 28.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.297000000000001 (23 reviews)

Bear & Son Small Farmhand Lockback Orange Folding Stainless Pocket Knife C137LOR 0822 70D Polyurethane coated Rip-stop polyester MCT2383TQ

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Bear & Son Small Farmhand Lockback Orange Folding Stainless Pocket Knife C137LOR 0822 70D Polyurethane coated Rip stop polyester MCT2383TQ 70D Polyurethane coated Rip stop polyester rainfly 2 7 8" Carbonitride Titanium coated Japanese AUS 8 stainless drop point blade with thumb ridge 22cm) closed 68cm) satin finish stainless blade

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