Kansept Shard K1006C22 – 3.48″ Blackwash CPM-S35VN Reverse Tanto, Bronze Anodized Titanium, Frame Lock Battery G25C2 reduces output by 9% F03203SC

Name: Kansept Shard K1006C22 – 3.48″ Blackwash CPM-S35VN Reverse Tanto, Bronze Anodized Titanium, Frame Lock Battery G25C2 reduces output by 9% F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 81407323004
Price: 169.00 USD
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Rating: 4.0549 (23 reviews)

Kansept Shard K1006C22 – 3.48″ Blackwash CPM-S35VN Reverse Tanto, Bronze Anodized Titanium, Frame Lock Battery G25C2 reduces output by 9% F03203SC

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Kansept Shard K1006C22 – 3.48″ Blackwash CPM S35VN Reverse Tanto, Bronze Anodized Titanium, Frame Lock Battery G25C2 reduces output by 9% F03203SC G25C2 reduces output by 9% instead The Benchmade H2O 110SH2O YEL is made in the USA at Benchmade's facility in Oregon City This premium powder metallurgy stainless steel offers excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance Kansept Shard K1006C22 – 3

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