ArtisanCutlery Megahawk Flipper Knife 3.62" Stonewashed D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Black Aluminum Handles with Green G10 Inlays - 1809P-BGN discontinued Yes — the Benchmade Griptilian F03203SC

Name: ArtisanCutlery Megahawk Flipper Knife 3.62" Stonewashed D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Black Aluminum Handles with Green G10 Inlays - 1809P-BGN discontinued Yes — the Benchmade Griptilian F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 92624876152
Price: 59.24 USD
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ArtisanCutlery Megahawk Flipper Knife 3.62" Stonewashed D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Black Aluminum Handles with Green G10 Inlays 1809P BGN discontinued Yes — the Benchmade Griptilian F03203SC Yes — the Benchmade Griptilian 551BK S30V was made in Oregon City For those who need something larger than their JumboÂ™ Handle Material: Black Aluminum with Green G10 Inlays ArtisanCutlery has paired an angular design with outstanding comfort to bring you the Megahawk knife series

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