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Tenable Knives Heron Crossbar Lock Diamond Pattern Black G10 Stonewash Nitro V cuchara Black and satin finish tempered KS4950TR

Name: Tenable Knives Heron Crossbar Lock Diamond Pattern Black G10 Stonewash Nitro V cuchara Black and satin finish tempered KS4950TR
Brand: growinghearts.net
SKU: 56357079798
Price: 886.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2934 (11 reviews)

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Tenable Knives Heron Crossbar Lock Diamond Pattern Black G10 Stonewash Nitro V cuchara Black and satin finish tempered KS4950TR

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Tenable Knives Heron Crossbar Lock Diamond Pattern Black G10 Stonewash Nitro V cuchara Black and satin finish tempered KS4950TR Black and satin finish tempered steel sawback blade it includes a four position clip that can be configured for left or right side tip up or tip down carry Navaja Tenable Knives Heron Crossbar Lock Diamond Pattern Black G10 Stonewash Nitro V Diamond pattern handle

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