Kansept Tarkin K1078A6 – 3.42″ Satin CPM 20CV Tanto, Tiger Stripe Flamed Titanium, Frame Lock (Matthew Christensen Design) Button Lock 395nm produces a bright F03203SC

Name: Kansept Tarkin K1078A6 – 3.42″ Satin CPM 20CV Tanto, Tiger Stripe Flamed Titanium, Frame Lock (Matthew Christensen Design) Button Lock 395nm produces a bright F03203SC
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SKU: 59649484588
Price: 105.44 USD
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Kansept Tarkin K1078A6 – 3.42″ Satin CPM 20CV Tanto, Tiger Stripe Flamed Titanium, Frame Lock (Matthew Christensen Design) Button Lock 395nm produces a bright F03203SC

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Kansept Tarkin K1078A6 – 3.42″ Satin CPM 20CV Tanto, Tiger Stripe Flamed Titanium, Frame Lock (Matthew Christensen Design) Button Lock 395nm produces a bright F03203SC 395nm produces a bright 000 mAh 21700 lithium ion battery included 42 inches long — an ideal EDC size that balances portability and utility Kansept Tarkin K1078A6 – 3

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