Spyderco Endura® 4 Lightweight Thin Blue Line – 3.80" VG-10 Partially Serrated Blade, Black FRN Handle with Blue Liners – C10FPSBKBL Custom and a smooth AXIS lock F03203SC

Name: Spyderco Endura® 4 Lightweight Thin Blue Line – 3.80" VG-10 Partially Serrated Blade, Black FRN Handle with Blue Liners – C10FPSBKBL Custom and a smooth AXIS lock F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 73730724505
Price: 102.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2403 (18 reviews)

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Spyderco Endura® 4 Lightweight Thin Blue Line – 3.80" VG 10 Partially Serrated Blade, Black FRN Handle with Blue Liners – C10FPSBKBL Custom and a smooth AXIS lock F03203SC and a smooth AXIS lock Specification Detail Brand Acebeam Model Pokelit AA SKU Pokelit ODGreen Body Color OD Green LED Nichia 219F 78" (223 mm) Closed Length 4 The Spyderco Endura® 4 Lightweight Thin Blue Line (C10FPSBKBL) is a tribute to the dedication and sacrifice of law enforcement officers

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