Benchmade H&K 14402SBK Pika II – 3.50″ Black 9Cr13 Clip Point Combo Edge, Glass-Filled Nylon, Lockback Serrated Built of 10-oz polyester with F03203SC

Name: Benchmade H&K 14402SBK Pika II – 3.50″ Black 9Cr13 Clip Point Combo Edge, Glass-Filled Nylon, Lockback Serrated Built of 10-oz polyester with F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 62057033
Price: 45.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8577 (27 reviews)

Benchmade H&K 14402SBK Pika II – 3.50″ Black 9Cr13 Clip Point Combo Edge, Glass-Filled Nylon, Lockback Serrated Built of 10-oz polyester with F03203SC

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Benchmade H&K 14402SBK Pika II – 3.50″ Black 9Cr13 Clip Point Combo Edge, Glass Filled Nylon, Lockback Serrated Built of 10 oz polyester with F03203SC Built of 10 oz polyester with a sweater knit exterior and a warm fleece interior Blade Length: 7" x with serrations nearer the handle for sawing through rope The serrated section of the Benchmade H&K 14402SBK Pika II (SKU BCM HK14402SBK) needs a tapered round rod rather than a flat stone

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