StatGear Slinger EDC Flipper Folding Knife 2in D2 Steel Blade Stainless Steel Handles - Black G10 Using 2*CR123 batteries: 38 Lumens F03203SC

Name: StatGear Slinger EDC Flipper Folding Knife 2in D2 Steel Blade Stainless Steel Handles - Black G10 Using 2*CR123 batteries: 38 Lumens F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16865478659
Price: 49.99 USD
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Rating: 4.889200000000001 (10 reviews)

StatGear Slinger EDC Flipper Folding Knife 2in D2 Steel Blade Stainless Steel Handles - Black G10 Using 2*CR123 batteries: 38 Lumens F03203SC

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StatGear Slinger EDC Flipper Folding Knife 2in D2 Steel Blade Stainless Steel Handles Black G10 Using 2*CR123 batteries: 38 Lumens F03203SC Using 2*CR123 batteries: 38 Lumens When not in use the legs fold down and nest to easily fit into packs or pockets The comfort of a full sized knife in an everyday carry size Machined from stainless steel

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