North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390-Titainum – 3.5″ M390 Drop Point, Titanium with Ceramic Carbon Fiber Inlay, Frame Lock Neck The pocket clip is tip-down F03203SC

Name: North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390-Titainum – 3.5″ M390 Drop Point, Titanium with Ceramic Carbon Fiber Inlay, Frame Lock Neck The pocket clip is tip-down F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 30881871235
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.36 (7 reviews)

North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390-Titainum – 3.5″ M390 Drop Point, Titanium with Ceramic Carbon Fiber Inlay, Frame Lock Neck The pocket clip is tip-down F03203SC

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North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390 Titainum – 3.5″ M390 Drop Point, Titanium with Ceramic Carbon Fiber Inlay, Frame Lock Neck The pocket clip is tip down F03203SC The pocket clip is tip down and reversible 275 candela Beam distance 886 meters Runtime 50 minutes (UB18 12 1200mAh 18350) Battery 1 x 18350 rechargeable Li ion (included) Mounting Weltool PM4 The North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390 Titainum uses Bohler M390 super steel North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390 Titainum – 3

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