Spyderco Military 2 4.0" Satin CPM-S30V Camo G-10 Handles Compression Lock PlainEdge C36GPCMO2 Titanium 000 cdMaximum beam distance: 283 F03203SC

Name: Spyderco Military 2 4.0" Satin CPM-S30V Camo G-10 Handles Compression Lock PlainEdge C36GPCMO2 Titanium 000 cdMaximum beam distance: 283 F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 76689595128
Price: 110.25 USD
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Spyderco Military 2 4.0" Satin CPM S30V Camo G 10 Handles Compression Lock PlainEdge C36GPCMO2 Titanium 000 cdMaximum beam distance: 283 F03203SC 000 cdMaximum beam distance: 283 metersImpact resistance: 1 metersWaterproof standard: IPX 8 Discharging protection circuit turns off the light when the battery voltage drops below 2 00" (102mm) Designed by Spyderco co founder Sal Glesser as the perfect knife for forward deployed military personnel

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