Southern Grind Quill Framelock Gray Titanium Folding 14C28N Pocket Knife 21641 0822 Pistol grip with rubberized coating MCT2383TQ

Name: Southern Grind Quill Framelock Gray Titanium Folding 14C28N Pocket Knife 21641 0822 Pistol grip with rubberized coating MCT2383TQ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74046120455
Price: 144.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3708 (15 reviews)

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Southern Grind Quill Framelock Gray Titanium Folding 14C28N Pocket Knife 21641 0822 Pistol grip with rubberized coating MCT2383TQ Pistol grip with rubberized coating that will provide years of trouble free service: All Svord knives utilize the best Swedish High Carbon Tool Steel available All Svord knives are individually hardened and tempered using a unique and time honored secret heat treatment process Each Svord knife is hand ground on a water cooled stone The Baker "Convex" edge is a "razor" factory edge 3" tumbled finish 14C28N Sandvik stainless sheepsfoot blade Satin finish titanium handle

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