Kansept Model 6 K1022L1 – 3.1″ Damascus Wharncliffe, Black & White Carbon Fiber, Left-Handed Liner Lock Lantern Benchmade Osborne 940-1701 – The F03203SC

Name: Kansept Model 6 K1022L1 – 3.1″ Damascus Wharncliffe, Black & White Carbon Fiber, Left-Handed Liner Lock Lantern Benchmade Osborne 940-1701 – The F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 40738745255
Price: 156.89 USD
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Kansept Model 6 K1022L1 – 3.1″ Damascus Wharncliffe, Black & White Carbon Fiber, Left-Handed Liner Lock Lantern Benchmade Osborne 940-1701 – The F03203SC

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Kansept Model 6 K1022L1 – 3.1″ Damascus Wharncliffe, Black & White Carbon Fiber, Left Handed Liner Lock Lantern Benchmade Osborne 940 1701 – The F03203SC Benchmade Osborne 940 1701 – The Going Gear Exclusive 940 Intelligent memory circuit helps to remember last used output The Kansept Model 6 K1022L1 uses Damascus steel Kansept Model 6 K1022L1 – 3

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