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Acta Non Verba Knives A100 A-Lock Red GRN Folding Elmax Pocket Knife A100003 0822 Do not cut frozen food Green Polycarbonate PC handle

Name: Acta Non Verba Knives A100 A-Lock Red GRN Folding Elmax Pocket Knife A100003 0822 Do not cut frozen food Green Polycarbonate PC handle
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 15067792609
Price: 134.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1278 (14 reviews)

SKU 15067792609 · ★ 4.1

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Acta Non Verba Knives A100 A Lock Red GRN Folding Elmax Pocket Knife A100003 0822 Do not cut frozen food Green Polycarbonate PC handle Do not cut frozen food with these knives liner locking partially serrated blade with thumb stud and blunt tip for prying and scraping Pocket clip Center of the thumb stud is indexed with ANV Lumidot made from Swiss superluminova

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