North Mountain Blade Ultra Quick-Open Design 3in SLD-Magic Japanese Blade White G10 Handle Sheepsfoot the original hira-zukuri style blade FEN-HP40H

Name: North Mountain Blade Ultra Quick-Open Design 3in SLD-Magic Japanese Blade White G10 Handle Sheepsfoot the original hira-zukuri style blade FEN-HP40H
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 32610450178
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4302 (17 reviews)

EUR110.00

EUR136.00

SKU 32610450178 · ★ 4.4

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North Mountain Blade Ultra Quick Open Design 3in SLD Magic Japanese Blade White G10 Handle Sheepsfoot the original hira zukuri style blade FEN HP40H the original hira zukuri style blade was first popularized in daggers and utilized as a powerful “short” sword for survival and everyday use Keep your fingers out of the blade channel while it swings closed The blade is handcrafted The variations in luster and texture are authentic and dynamic

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