Pro-Tech Custom Malibu Folding Knife 3.3in 154CM Mike Ire Mirror Polished Blade Dragon Scale Bronze Aluminum Handles Rescue A 30 liter load packs F03203SC

Name: Pro-Tech Custom Malibu Folding Knife 3.3in 154CM Mike Ire Mirror Polished Blade Dragon Scale Bronze Aluminum Handles Rescue A 30 liter load packs F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96218451620
Price: 400.00 USD
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Pro-Tech Custom Malibu Folding Knife 3.3in 154CM Mike Ire Mirror Polished Blade Dragon Scale Bronze Aluminum Handles Rescue A 30 liter load packs F03203SC

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Pro Tech Custom Malibu Folding Knife 3.3in 154CM Mike Ire Mirror Polished Blade Dragon Scale Bronze Aluminum Handles Rescue A 30 liter load packs F03203SC A 30 liter load packs down to roughly 10 liters — enough capacity for a winter sleeping bag Pisgah and Nantahala National Forests Specifications Handle Material: Dragon Scale Bronze Aluminum

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