TRM Neutron 2 Framelock Folding Knife – 3.0″ CPM Magnacut Blade, 80’s Camo Carbon Fiber & Titanium Frame discontinued the ProFly or DryFly are F03203SC

Name: TRM Neutron 2 Framelock Folding Knife – 3.0″ CPM Magnacut Blade, 80’s Camo Carbon Fiber & Titanium Frame discontinued the ProFly or DryFly are F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96881061031
Price: 175.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0909 (12 reviews)

TRM Neutron 2 Framelock Folding Knife – 3.0″ CPM Magnacut Blade, 80’s Camo Carbon Fiber & Titanium Frame discontinued the ProFly or DryFly are F03203SC

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TRM Neutron 2 Framelock Folding Knife – 3.0″ CPM Magnacut Blade, 80’s Camo Carbon Fiber & Titanium Frame discontinued the ProFly or DryFly are F03203SC the ProFly or DryFly are happy to oblige Lanyard loop at the butt ✅ Made in USA: Expertly crafted with US materials (excluding carbon fiber) The Neutron 2 Framelock reinvents sleek EDC with military grade CPM Magnacut steel

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