SRM Unicorn 7415-TE Folding Knife – 2.76" 154CM Clip Point Blade, TC4 Titanium Frame Lock shoptok Made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum F03203SC

Name: SRM Unicorn 7415-TE Folding Knife – 2.76" 154CM Clip Point Blade, TC4 Titanium Frame Lock shoptok Made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 99621934647
Price: 69.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3456 (28 reviews)

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SRM Unicorn 7415 TE Folding Knife – 2.76" 154CM Clip Point Blade, TC4 Titanium Frame Lock shoptok Made of durable aircraft grade aluminum F03203SC Made of durable aircraft grade aluminum you can quickly convert the KATARA 16 into a single shoulder VSlinger whenever you desire the quick accessibility of a sling pack the Unicorn is exceptionally lightweight yet solid in hand The SRM Unicorn 7415 TE is a precision engineered titanium frame lock knife designed for lightweight everyday carry and high performance cutting

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