FerraMonster GLIDEMAN FM23003-C – 3.05" M390 Frame Lock Bronze Titanium Knife long throw flashlight What steel is used in F03203SC

Name: FerraMonster GLIDEMAN FM23003-C – 3.05" M390 Frame Lock Bronze Titanium Knife long throw flashlight What steel is used in F03203SC
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FerraMonster GLIDEMAN FM23003 C – 3.05" M390 Frame Lock Bronze Titanium Knife long throw flashlight What steel is used in F03203SC What steel is used in the Kansept Deadite K1081A4 83" (72 mm) Blade Material Sandvik 12C27 Stainless Steel Blade Finish Satin Blade Grind Full Flat Blade Edge Plain Handle Material Red G 10 Handle Texture Bi Directional Textured™ Lock Type Slipjoint (Non Locking) Weight 1 05 inch blade The GLIDEMAN FM23003 C uses a titanium frame lock for dependable lockup and daily carry reliability

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