Chaves Scapegoat 229 Framelock 50 Series The Suit Black & Bronze Titanium Folding M390 Knife 64664 0822 Supports Type-C and MCC charging MCT2383TQ

Name: Chaves Scapegoat 229 Framelock 50 Series The Suit Black & Bronze Titanium Folding M390 Knife 64664 0822 Supports Type-C and MCC charging MCT2383TQ
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SKU: 35830679222
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Chaves Scapegoat 229 Framelock 50 Series The Suit Black & Bronze Titanium Folding M390 Knife 64664 0822 Supports Type-C and MCC charging MCT2383TQ

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Chaves Scapegoat 229 Framelock 50 Series The Suit Black & Bronze Titanium Folding M390 Knife 64664 0822 Supports Type C and MCC charging MCT2383TQ Supports Type C and MCC charging 5" black traction powder coated 1075 high carbon steel blade 50'' closed 4'' Black PVD coated finish Bohler M390 steel spear point blade

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