White River Smith & Sons Axiom Knife – CPM Magnacut Steel, Natural Canvas Micarta Handle, Kydex Sheath (USA Made) Stag The highest IP68 dust- and Modified Spear Point

Name: White River Smith & Sons Axiom Knife – CPM Magnacut Steel, Natural Canvas Micarta Handle, Kydex Sheath (USA Made) Stag The highest IP68 dust- and Modified Spear Point
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SKU: 24469610224
Price: 185.00 USD
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White River Smith & Sons Axiom Knife – CPM Magnacut Steel, Natural Canvas Micarta Handle, Kydex Sheath (USA Made) Stag The highest IP68 dust and Modified Spear Point The highest IP68 dust and waterproof standard more than 5 hours at 50 meters depth Anti chafe flatlock stitchingÂ Handcrafted in the USA from CPM Magnacut steel Proudly Made in the USA: Backed by White River’s Lifetime Guarantee

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