Benchmade SlipRidge 15650 – 3.7″ CPM-MagnaCut Drop Point Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, Stabilized Wood Traditional A sturdy frame lock with F03203SC

Name: Benchmade SlipRidge 15650 – 3.7″ CPM-MagnaCut Drop Point Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, Stabilized Wood Traditional A sturdy frame lock with F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 31650026800
Price: 137.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7983 (12 reviews)

Benchmade SlipRidge 15650 – 3.7″ CPM-MagnaCut Drop Point Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, Stabilized Wood Traditional A sturdy frame lock with F03203SC

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Benchmade SlipRidge 15650 – 3.7″ CPM MagnaCut Drop Point Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, Stabilized Wood Traditional A sturdy frame lock with F03203SC A sturdy frame lock with hardened steel lockbar insert provides a secure lockup Lightweight and Long Beam Distance Flashlight 7" drop point blade of the Benchmade SlipRidge 15650 has enough belly for skinning and enough control for detailed field dressing Benchmade SlipRidge 15650 – 3

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