SRM Rubik 7228B-GT Folding Knife – 3.43" 14C28N Drop Point Blade, White G10 Handle tactical flashlight 140mm(length) x 25mm(diameter) x 34mm(head) F03203SC

Name: SRM Rubik 7228B-GT Folding Knife – 3.43" 14C28N Drop Point Blade, White G10 Handle tactical flashlight 140mm(length) x 25mm(diameter) x 34mm(head) F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8874867209
Price: 59.95 USD
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SRM Rubik 7228B GT Folding Knife – 3.43" 14C28N Drop Point Blade, White G10 Handle tactical flashlight 140mm(length) x 25mm(diameter) x 34mm(head) F03203SC 140mm(length) x 25mm(diameter) x 34mm(head) (5 0 Light Source 8 LEDs + LEP White Laser Max Output 12 supported by a ceramic ball bearing pivot for fluid blade action The SRM Rubik 7228B GT is a tactical ready folding knife built for dependable performance in the field and everyday carry

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