CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Elementum Slip Joint Knife Carbon Fiber Handle (2.96"" Damascus Blade) 5.11 Tactical Part numbers: 7378-183-411

Name: CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Elementum Slip Joint Knife Carbon Fiber Handle (2.96"" Damascus Blade) 5.11 Tactical Part numbers: 7378-183-411
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90691812296
Price: 89.25 USD
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CIVIVI Knives CIVIVI Elementum Slip Joint Knife Carbon Fiber Handle (2.96"" Damascus Blade) 5.11 Tactical Part numbers: 7378 183 411 Part numbers: 7378 183 411 Rear compartment capability for soft armor or ballistic plate (up to Large plate) Fully padded pack rotates around wearer's torso for quick access to contents (22"" internal) Internal webbing and loop molle platform Two hook loop straps and a removable muzzle cup for weapon retention Internal single point sling straps Top and side grab handles Main Compartment Hot Pulltab for immediate access CCW compartment with molle webbing platform Rear zippered hydration compartment up to 3L bladder Added gear loops and webbing strap loop for zipper stop Adjustable ambidextrous single shoulder strap with quick release Lockable YKK zippers Tuckable 5 known for its unique patterns and superior strength Model Number: C18062AJ DS1 Model Name: Elementum Slip Joint Overall Length: 7

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