Spyderco Bodacious C263GSBK – 3.63" CPM S30V Blade, Black G-10, Compression Lock (USA) cerakote Â•Â Toughened ultra-clear glass lens F03203SC

Name: Spyderco Bodacious C263GSBK – 3.63" CPM S30V Blade, Black G-10, Compression Lock (USA) cerakote Â•Â Toughened ultra-clear glass lens F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 78677624611
Price: 125.62 USD
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Spyderco Bodacious C263GSBK – 3.63" CPM S30V Blade, Black G 10, Compression Lock (USA) cerakote Â•Â Toughened ultra clear glass lens F03203SC Â•Â Toughened ultra clear glass lens with anti reflective coating Specification Detail Brand Klaken Model Lancet J335 SKU J335 BlueG10 BlackBlade Blade Length 3 the Bodacious C263GSBK is a standout large Spyderco model built for users who want maximum cutting capability without compromise The Spyderco Bodacious C263GSBK is a high performance

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