Olight Spurdog Assisted Opening Folding Knife 2.99in D2 Steel Blade Aluminum Handles - OD Green Lock Back Slightly press the rear switch F03203SC

Name: Olight Spurdog Assisted Opening Folding Knife 2.99in D2 Steel Blade Aluminum Handles - OD Green Lock Back Slightly press the rear switch F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87638177817
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0594 (22 reviews)

Olight Spurdog Assisted Opening Folding Knife 2.99in D2 Steel Blade Aluminum Handles - OD Green Lock Back Slightly press the rear switch F03203SC

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Olight Spurdog Assisted Opening Folding Knife 2.99in D2 Steel Blade Aluminum Handles OD Green Lock Back Slightly press the rear switch F03203SC Slightly press the rear switch for momentary on off a gusseted crotch for mobility â— Assisted Opening Folding Knife:Â The Spurdog is a Superior EDC folding knife with a 2 the Spurdog stands out as an excellent choice for outdoor activities and daily use

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