Tenable Eaglestrike T1095V4 – 3.73" Stonewashed Nitro-V Drop Point Blade, Silver Anodized Aluminum Handle with Diamond Pattern Aluminum 150 and 48 lumens F03203SC

Name: Tenable Eaglestrike T1095V4 – 3.73" Stonewashed Nitro-V Drop Point Blade, Silver Anodized Aluminum Handle with Diamond Pattern Aluminum 150 and 48 lumens F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 99626864027
Price: 69.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5094 (25 reviews)

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Tenable Eaglestrike T1095V4 – 3.73" Stonewashed Nitro V Drop Point Blade, Silver Anodized Aluminum Handle with Diamond Pattern Aluminum 150 and 48 lumens F03203SC 150 and 48 lumens Where is the Benchmade Auto Triage 9170BK ORG made the Tenable Eaglestrike T1095V4 stands out with its premium materials The Tenable Eaglestrike T1095V4 is a premium folding knife designed for those who appreciate both aesthetics and performance

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