Benchmade Mini Barrage 586-1401 – 2.91″ M390 Drop Point Assisted Folding Knife, Green & Black G10 Limited Edition Hawkbill Sharpen the main blade at F03203SC

Name: Benchmade Mini Barrage 586-1401 – 2.91″ M390 Drop Point Assisted Folding Knife, Green & Black G10 Limited Edition Hawkbill Sharpen the main blade at F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 6839179770
Price: 120.00 USD
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Benchmade Mini Barrage 586-1401 – 2.91″ M390 Drop Point Assisted Folding Knife, Green & Black G10 Limited Edition Hawkbill Sharpen the main blade at F03203SC

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Benchmade Mini Barrage 586 1401 – 2.91″ M390 Drop Point Assisted Folding Knife, Green & Black G10 Limited Edition Hawkbill Sharpen the main blade at F03203SC Sharpen the main blade at roughly 15 to 20 degrees per side Right Left Overall length: 6 The Benchmade Mini Barrage 586 1401 is a limited edition version of the compact AXIS Assist Mini Barrage

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