Rough Ryder Whittler Faux Tortoise Shell Folding Stainless Clip & Twin Pen Pocket Knife 2577 0822 The aggressively designed blade has MCT2383TQ

Name: Rough Ryder Whittler Faux Tortoise Shell Folding Stainless Clip & Twin Pen Pocket Knife 2577 0822 The aggressively designed blade has MCT2383TQ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47439925496
Price: 21.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5004 (29 reviews)

Rough Ryder Whittler Faux Tortoise Shell Folding Stainless Clip & Twin Pen Pocket Knife 2577 0822 The aggressively designed blade has MCT2383TQ

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Rough Ryder Whittler Faux Tortoise Shell Folding Stainless Clip & Twin Pen Pocket Knife 2577 0822 The aggressively designed blade has MCT2383TQ The aggressively designed blade has a large upswept profile that is great for self defense but excels at most cutting tasks Locking tools 89cm) closed Satin finish stainless clip and twin pen blades

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