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Critical Strike Predator PREDATOR-TGN – 2.68″ M390 Karambit, Camo & Green Titanium button lock one-handed operation good for over Color:Stone Pine
Critical Strike Predator PREDATOR-TGN – 2.68″ M390 Karambit, Camo & Green Titanium button lock one-handed operation good for over Color:Stone Pine
Critical Strike Predator PREDATOR-TGN – 2.68″ M390 Karambit, Camo & Green Titanium button lock one-handed operation good for over Color:Stone Pine
Critical Strike Predator PREDATOR-TGN – 2.68″ M390 Karambit, Camo & Green Titanium button lock one-handed operation good for over Color:Stone Pine

Critical Strike Predator PREDATOR-TGN – 2.68″ M390 Karambit, Camo & Green Titanium button lock one-handed operation good for over Color:Stone Pine

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Critical Strike Predator PREDATOR TGN – 2.68″ M390 Karambit, Camo & Green Titanium button lock one handed operation good for over Color:Stone Pine one handed operation good for over 30 The knife uses premium M390 stainless steel The Critical Strike Predator (PREDATOR TGN) uses a premium M390 stainless blade hardened to 60–62 HRC for excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance 3mm Blade finish Beadblast Overall length 180mm (7

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