Heckler & Koch Automatic Hk Incursion Knife OTF Black Aluminum 154CM Stainless Tumbled Blade 54090 0822 Reflective indicators for increased visibility MCT2383TQ

Name: Heckler & Koch Automatic Hk Incursion Knife OTF Black Aluminum 154CM Stainless Tumbled Blade 54090 0822 Reflective indicators for increased visibility MCT2383TQ
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SKU: 57139962119
Price: 130.48 USD
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Heckler & Koch Automatic Hk Incursion Knife OTF Black Aluminum 154CM Stainless Tumbled Blade 54090 0822 Reflective indicators for increased visibility MCT2383TQ

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Heckler & Koch Automatic Hk Incursion Knife OTF Black Aluminum 154CM Stainless Tumbled Blade 54090 0822 Reflective indicators for increased visibility MCT2383TQ Reflective indicators for increased visibility This Warrior Two V2 model has a satin finished M390 steel blade and a titanium handle with a machine textured grip Automatic opening 61cm) closed

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