Tenable Kryo T1001V6 – 3.58" Stonewashed 14C28N Blade, Green Micarta Handle with Liner Lock Harpoon The Benchmade Bugout 535GRY-1 is F03203SC

Name: Tenable Kryo T1001V6 – 3.58" Stonewashed 14C28N Blade, Green Micarta Handle with Liner Lock Harpoon The Benchmade Bugout 535GRY-1 is F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77388795543
Price: 55.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5922 (26 reviews)

SKU 77388795543 · ★ 4.6

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Tenable Kryo T1001V6 – 3.58" Stonewashed 14C28N Blade, Green Micarta Handle with Liner Lock Harpoon The Benchmade Bugout 535GRY 1 is F03203SC The Benchmade Bugout 535GRY 1 is an ultralight lightweight 58" Blade Material 14C28N Stainless Steel Blade Finish Stonewashed Blade Style Drop Point Blade Grind Flat Handle Material Green Micarta Lock Type Liner Lock Opener Flipper Carry Tip Up Pocket Clip (Right) Model Number T1001V6 Weight ~3 Purpose built for confident everyday carry

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