CWF Mini Turbo – 55,000 Candela 14500 Titanium / Copper Flashlight (USA Made, Forest Green, Copper) Spring Handle: Carbon fiber with black F03203SC

Name: CWF Mini Turbo – 55,000 Candela 14500 Titanium / Copper Flashlight (USA Made, Forest Green, Copper) Spring Handle: Carbon fiber with black F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 61196235275
Price: 262.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1134 (10 reviews)

CWF Mini Turbo – 55,000 Candela 14500 Titanium / Copper Flashlight (USA Made, Forest Green, Copper) Spring Handle: Carbon fiber with black F03203SC

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CWF Mini Turbo – 55,000 Candela 14500 Titanium Copper Flashlight (USA Made, Forest Green, Copper) Spring Handle: Carbon fiber with black F03203SC Handle: Carbon fiber with black G10 The Axor features an ergonomic handle and an index finger curve on the blade to help provide a firmer Configuration Menu Memory Toggle

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