HX OUTDOORS ROCK ONYX ZD-104A-S – 2.87" D2 Button Lock Pocket Knife with Gray Aluminum Handle tactical flashlight Benchmade has discontinued the Mini F03203SC

Name: HX OUTDOORS ROCK ONYX ZD-104A-S – 2.87" D2 Button Lock Pocket Knife with Gray Aluminum Handle tactical flashlight Benchmade has discontinued the Mini F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89042515413
Price: 35.99 USD
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HX OUTDOORS ROCK ONYX ZD 104A S – 2.87" D2 Button Lock Pocket Knife with Gray Aluminum Handle tactical flashlight Benchmade has discontinued the Mini F03203SC Benchmade has discontinued the Mini Coalition family Its lightweight textured titanium handle houses a clever integrated titanium tool that works as both a food fork and a toothpick What makes D2 steel a popular choice for EDC knives D2 is valued for its strong edge retention and durability

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