Kansept Gilgamesh K1128A3 – 3.75″ Damascus Trailing Point, Shred Carbon Fiber & Titanium, Frame Lock Italian The Kansept Little Main Street FEN-HP40H

Name: Kansept Gilgamesh K1128A3 – 3.75″ Damascus Trailing Point, Shred Carbon Fiber & Titanium, Frame Lock Italian The Kansept Little Main Street FEN-HP40H
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 453127052
Price: 199.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1791 (27 reviews)

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Kansept Gilgamesh K1128A3 – 3.75″ Damascus Trailing Point, Shred Carbon Fiber & Titanium, Frame Lock Italian The Kansept Little Main Street FEN HP40H The Kansept Little Main Street T2015V8 uses 154CM stainless steel so it holds up well to daily cutting tasks reliable lockup ideal for hard use Damascus is forged from layered steels to create a distinctive flowing pattern

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