Bestech Nuke BT2107E – 2.65" M390 Wharncliffe Black Stonewash, Black Titanium + Orange G10, Frame Lock Keychain Uses three 3V CR123A batteries F03203SC

Name: Bestech Nuke BT2107E – 2.65" M390 Wharncliffe Black Stonewash, Black Titanium + Orange G10, Frame Lock Keychain Uses three 3V CR123A batteries F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8175136219
Price: 140.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3681 (21 reviews)

SKU 8175136219 · ★ 4.4

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Bestech Nuke BT2107E – 2.65" M390 Wharncliffe Black Stonewash, Black Titanium + Orange G10, Frame Lock Keychain Uses three 3V CR123A batteries F03203SC Uses three 3V CR123A batteries (lithium) and the optional magnetic tail cap allows tail standing Users who specifically want a wharncliffe blade in an M390 production titanium folder will find the BT2107E one of the strongest available options — the modified wharncliffe geometry on M390 steel at this price point is rare for aesthetics

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