Knives Of Alaska Automatic Strike Force Knife Button Lock OD Green & Black G10 D2 Steel Blade 00910FG 0822 Yellow lightweight fiberglass reinforced nylon MCT2383TQ

Name: Knives Of Alaska Automatic Strike Force Knife Button Lock OD Green & Black G10 D2 Steel Blade 00910FG 0822 Yellow lightweight fiberglass reinforced nylon MCT2383TQ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56515038980
Price: 171.99 USD
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Knives Of Alaska Automatic Strike Force Knife Button Lock OD Green & Black G10 D2 Steel Blade 00910FG 0822 Yellow lightweight fiberglass reinforced nylon MCT2383TQ

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Knives Of Alaska Automatic Strike Force Knife Button Lock OD Green & Black G10 D2 Steel Blade 00910FG 0822 Yellow lightweight fiberglass reinforced nylon MCT2383TQ Yellow lightweight fiberglass reinforced nylon resin handles with hole for keychain Instead of a perpendicular bevel as found in many detail knives Automatic opening 76cm) closed

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