Pro-Tech TR-3 X1 Operator Tritium Push Button Sterile Folding Knife 3.5in 154CM Steel Blade Fish Scale Handles USA so a clean Benchmade 3550 F03203SC

Name: Pro-Tech TR-3 X1 Operator Tritium Push Button Sterile Folding Knife 3.5in 154CM Steel Blade Fish Scale Handles USA so a clean Benchmade 3550 F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 79474063973
Price: 140.00 USD
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Rating: 4.5769 (26 reviews)

Pro-Tech TR-3 X1 Operator Tritium Push Button Sterile Folding Knife 3.5in 154CM Steel Blade Fish Scale Handles USA so a clean Benchmade 3550 F03203SC

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Pro Tech TR 3 X1 Operator Tritium Push Button Sterile Folding Knife 3.5in 154CM Steel Blade Fish Scale Handles USA so a clean Benchmade 3550 F03203SC so a clean Benchmade 3550 is a solid pickup for automatic knife collectors BACK PANEL: Air Mesh The ProTech TR 3 (Tactical Response Version 3) auto series features a very sharp 154 CM spear point blade Knife Category: Automatic

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