Remette Kestrel RTPO-A – 2.83″ Satin S35VN Reverse Tanto, Titanium & Carbon Fiber, Frame Lock Lantern Designed with law enforcement and F03203SC

Name: Remette Kestrel RTPO-A – 2.83″ Satin S35VN Reverse Tanto, Titanium & Carbon Fiber, Frame Lock Lantern Designed with law enforcement and F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43970940745
Price: 141.88 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.456300000000001 (21 reviews)

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Remette Kestrel RTPO A – 2.83″ Satin S35VN Reverse Tanto, Titanium & Carbon Fiber, Frame Lock Lantern Designed with law enforcement and F03203SC Designed with law enforcement and military situations in mind fostering confidence in the face of outdoor challenges The Remette Kestrel RTPO A is available at Going Gear Going Gear carries the full Remette lineup with fast shipping and expert customer support

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