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Tenable Fenrir T1034F1 – 3.45" Blackwash 14C28N Blade, Black & Red G-mascus Handle Penlight What steel is used in Copper Lightning Titanium

Name: Tenable Fenrir T1034F1 – 3.45" Blackwash 14C28N Blade, Black & Red G-mascus Handle Penlight What steel is used in Copper Lightning Titanium
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SKU: 21219449272
Price: 58.89 USD
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Tenable Fenrir T1034F1 – 3.45" Blackwash 14C28N Blade, Black & Red G mascus Handle Penlight What steel is used in Copper Lightning Titanium What steel is used in the Kansept Hellx T1008F5 After designing the RAT 3 for Ontario Knife Company Ergonomic shaping supports confident control on precision cuts and longer sessions alike Blackwash Finish: Low glare blade that hides scratches from daily use

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