North Mountain Blade Ultra Quick-Open Design 3in ZDP-189 Japanese Blade Copper Carbon Fiber Handles Pocket Knife Heavy duty nylon holster with F03203SC

Name: North Mountain Blade Ultra Quick-Open Design 3in ZDP-189 Japanese Blade Copper Carbon Fiber Handles Pocket Knife Heavy duty nylon holster with F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 2613596118
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8388 (20 reviews)

North Mountain Blade Ultra Quick-Open Design 3in ZDP-189 Japanese Blade Copper Carbon Fiber Handles Pocket Knife Heavy duty nylon holster with F03203SC

SKU 2613596118 · ★ 4.8

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North Mountain Blade Ultra Quick Open Design 3in ZDP 189 Japanese Blade Copper Carbon Fiber Handles Pocket Knife Heavy duty nylon holster with F03203SC Heavy duty nylon holster with self retention 31oz Length (mm in) 136 I design my blades to reflect the aesthetics of traditional samurai sword patterns The North Mountain Blade Ultra Quick Open Design embodies a sleek and modern aesthetic

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