American Blade Works Slip Joint 45° Pattern Folding Knife – 2.25" MagnaCut Titanium USA Made Carbon Fiber 2 oz (63 g) Clip Modified Spear Point

Name: American Blade Works Slip Joint 45° Pattern Folding Knife – 2.25" MagnaCut Titanium USA Made Carbon Fiber 2 oz (63 g) Clip Modified Spear Point
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 26888653651
Price: 159.00 USD
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American Blade Works Slip Joint 45° Pattern Folding Knife – 2.25" MagnaCut Titanium USA Made Carbon Fiber 2 oz (63 g) Clip Modified Spear Point 2 oz (63 g) Clip Position Tip Up functional design for dependable everyday performance Is the American Blade Works Slip Joint 45° Pattern a locking knife 25 inch MagnaCut stainless steel blade with 3D milled hollow ground construction

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