Benchmade 87 Ti Bali-Song – 4.50″ Satin CPM-S30V Wharncliffe, Billet Titanium Butterfly Knife Hawkbill Lens / Reflector Type Smooth F03203SC

Name: Benchmade 87 Ti Bali-Song – 4.50″ Satin CPM-S30V Wharncliffe, Billet Titanium Butterfly Knife Hawkbill Lens / Reflector Type Smooth F03203SC
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SKU: 99013425149
Price: 229.97 USD
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Benchmade 87 Ti Bali Song – 4.50″ Satin CPM S30V Wharncliffe, Billet Titanium Butterfly Knife Hawkbill Lens Reflector Type Smooth F03203SC Lens Reflector Type Smooth reflector (central area and flood area) Mode Operation Dual switches: side switch Where is the Benchmade Osborne Rift 950BK 1 made A Wharncliffe has a completely straight cutting edge with a spine that curves down to meet it at the tip The Benchmade 87 Ti Bali Song honors the year Benchmade started

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