Kansept Pluto K3129A3 – 2.5″ Acid Etched Damascus Drop Point, Stonewashed Titanium & Shred Carbon Fiber, Bolster Lock Weltool The handle is made from F03203SC

Name: Kansept Pluto K3129A3 – 2.5″ Acid Etched Damascus Drop Point, Stonewashed Titanium & Shred Carbon Fiber, Bolster Lock Weltool The handle is made from F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68406301843
Price: 155.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7029000000000005 (22 reviews)

Kansept Pluto K3129A3 – 2.5″ Acid Etched Damascus Drop Point, Stonewashed Titanium & Shred Carbon Fiber, Bolster Lock Weltool The handle is made from F03203SC

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Kansept Pluto K3129A3 – 2.5″ Acid Etched Damascus Drop Point, Stonewashed Titanium & Shred Carbon Fiber, Bolster Lock Weltool The handle is made from F03203SC The handle is made from twill carbon fiber so keep the closing hand well away from the edge The Kansept Pluto K3129A3 uses Damascus steel with an acid etched finish Kansept Pluto K3129A3 – 2

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