SENCUT TEXO Fixed Blade Neck Knife 1.97"" Stonewash 9Cr18MoV Reverse Tanto Plain Edge Blade, Skeletonized Handle & Kydex Sheath Sperian Perfect Fit: Engineered to securely

Name: SENCUT TEXO Fixed Blade Neck Knife 1.97"" Stonewash 9Cr18MoV Reverse Tanto Plain Edge Blade, Skeletonized Handle & Kydex Sheath Sperian Perfect Fit: Engineered to securely
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 49607729606
Price: 32.06 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8028 (12 reviews)

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SENCUT TEXO Fixed Blade Neck Knife 1.97"" Stonewash 9Cr18MoV Reverse Tanto Plain Edge Blade, Skeletonized Handle & Kydex Sheath Sperian Perfect Fit: Engineered to securely Perfect Fit: Engineered to securely fit Mossberg 500 and 590 shotguns Featuring a nylon collar at the mouth for easy donning and doffing and a high traction outsole with climbing lug UPC: 689826337042 Overall Length: 4

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