CIVIVI Qubit Button Lock Knife Black Aluminum Handle (2.98" Black Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) C22030E-1 Spanto All-weather severe environment capability Modified Spear Point

Name: CIVIVI Qubit Button Lock Knife Black Aluminum Handle (2.98" Black Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) C22030E-1 Spanto All-weather severe environment capability Modified Spear Point
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 68225956356
Price: 66.90 USD
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CIVIVI Qubit Button Lock Knife Black Aluminum Handle (2.98" Black Stonewashed 14C28N Blade) C22030E 1 Spanto All weather severe environment capability Modified Spear Point All weather severe environment capability Opening feed bags and cutting through bales of hay Overall Height(Include Clip): 0 Locking Mechanism: Button Lock

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