We Knife Ryson Thumb Stud Knife Black Titanium Handle (3.33"" Black Stonewashed Bohler M390 Blade) Sabre including our trademarked clover shape

Name: We Knife Ryson Thumb Stud Knife Black Titanium Handle (3.33"" Black Stonewashed Bohler M390 Blade) Sabre including our trademarked clover shape
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 72509987143
Price: 123.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.824400000000001 (16 reviews)

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We Knife Ryson Thumb Stud Knife Black Titanium Handle (3.33"" Black Stonewashed Bohler M390 Blade) Sabre including our trademarked clover shape including our trademarked clover shape Flexalon swivel back plate 000 + hour LED life Ambidextrous rear facing toggle switches Momentary or constant on flashlight Aircraft grade 6061 T6 aluminum housing Type III hard anodized finish Sharp featuring a sleek and compact design that is perfect for everyday carry Model Number: WE24086 1 Model Name: Ryson Overall Length: 7

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