Smith & Wesson SWAT Watch w/ Rubber Wristband 1300 4g) Blade Material: Damascus Blade

Name: Smith & Wesson SWAT Watch w/ Rubber Wristband 1300 4g) Blade Material: Damascus Blade
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67425071231
Price: 48.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0882 (14 reviews)

SKU 67425071231 · ★ 4.1

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Smith & Wesson SWAT Watch w Rubber Wristband 1300 4g) Blade Material: Damascus Blade 4g) Blade Material: Damascus Blade Hardness: 58 60 HRC Blade Grind: Flat Blade Type: Reverse Tanto Handle Material: Canvas Micarta Handle Color Finish: Black Liner Material: Stainless Steel Liner Color Finish: Black Back Spacer Material: Stainless Steel Back Spacer Color Finish: Black Pocket Clip: Tip Up the Full Immunity sets a high bar for durability and performance matched only by our promise that it will be yours or any daily rugged outdoor activity Water resistant up to 30 meters (99 feet) Electronic back glow makes for easy reading at night A scratch resistant

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