Tenable Model 6 T1022V5 – 3.1" Blackwash 14C28N Sheepfoot Folding Knife, Black Micarta Handle, Cross Bar Lock, Nick Swan Design searchlight Dual Switches: A side switch F03203SC

Name: Tenable Model 6 T1022V5 – 3.1" Blackwash 14C28N Sheepfoot Folding Knife, Black Micarta Handle, Cross Bar Lock, Nick Swan Design searchlight Dual Switches: A side switch F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64028583707
Price: 58.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.657900000000001 (30 reviews)

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Tenable Model 6 T1022V5 – 3.1" Blackwash 14C28N Sheepfoot Folding Knife, Black Micarta Handle, Cross Bar Lock, Nick Swan Design searchlight Dual Switches: A side switch F03203SC Dual Switches: A side switch to select 6 different modes during daily use Incredible for the given size brightness A sheepfoot blade features a straight cutting edge with a rounded tip What is a cross bar lock

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