SENCUT Draxor Flipper/Thumb Stud Folding Knife 3.70"" Satin 9Cr18MoV Sheepsfoot Plain Edge Blade, Black G10 Handle Scopes sewn-in pages

Name: SENCUT Draxor Flipper/Thumb Stud Folding Knife 3.70"" Satin 9Cr18MoV Sheepsfoot Plain Edge Blade, Black G10 Handle Scopes sewn-in pages
Brand: verdeneo.nl
SKU: 65490543264
Price: 39.50 USD
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SENCUT Draxor Flipper Thumb Stud Folding Knife 3.70"" Satin 9Cr18MoV Sheepsfoot Plain Edge Blade, Black G10 Handle Scopes sewn in pages sewn in pages and includes a layer of closed cell foam for additional impact protection and water resistance as well as a knit lining that won't scratch a knife's finish SENCUT believes that having the right equipment instills confidence in every step 9mm Closed Length: 4

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