CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Pragma Prime Thumb Stud & Button Lock Knife Red Aluminum Handle (3.49"" Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) Misc. Pouches 25 inches wide This belt-mounted

Name: CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Pragma Prime Thumb Stud & Button Lock Knife Red Aluminum Handle (3.49"" Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) Misc. Pouches 25 inches wide This belt-mounted
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21072162679
Price: 79.90 USD
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CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Pragma Prime Thumb Stud & Button Lock Knife Red Aluminum Handle (3.49"" Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) Misc. Pouches 25 inches wide This belt mounted 25 inches wide This belt mounted pouch from Blackhawk is designed to hold up to two pairs of latex gloves Attaches to STRIKE or Molle webbing for versatile carry Open top for rapid access Adjustable carry angle adapts to preferred carry position This Blackhawk holster for the Beretta M 9 and 92F pistols features their S Left Right Carry Clip Material: Stainless Steel Screws Thumb Stud Material: Stainless Steel Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing Locking Mechanism: Button Lock Note: The button lock is designed with a spring under the button to provide just the right amount of tension Model Number: C24067 2 Model Name: Pragma Prime Overall Length: 8

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