Dawson Knives Shepard XL Blue & Black G10 Monsoon MagnaCut Fixed Blade Knife 83731 0822 Vibrant green fiberglass reinforced nylon MCT2383TQ

Name: Dawson Knives Shepard XL Blue & Black G10 Monsoon MagnaCut Fixed Blade Knife 83731 0822 Vibrant green fiberglass reinforced nylon MCT2383TQ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 39759224092
Price: 190.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1251 (17 reviews)

Dawson Knives Shepard XL Blue & Black G10 Monsoon MagnaCut Fixed Blade Knife 83731 0822 Vibrant green fiberglass reinforced nylon MCT2383TQ

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Dawson Knives Shepard XL Blue & Black G10 Monsoon MagnaCut Fixed Blade Knife 83731 0822 Vibrant green fiberglass reinforced nylon MCT2383TQ Vibrant green fiberglass reinforced nylon handles with Bi Directional Texturing for slip free tactile traction Gray polished bead blasted 6AL4V titanium handle 63" (27cm) overall 97cm) Monsoon finish CPM MagnaCut stainless blade

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