Remette RT-Scepter SCPT-A – 3.46″ Pearlescent M390 Clip Point, Titanium & Timascus, Button Frame Lock harpoon blade The wharncliffe geometry provides excellent FEN-HP40H
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Remette RT Scepter SCPT A – 3.46″ Pearlescent M390 Clip Point, Titanium & Timascus, Button Frame Lock harpoon blade The wharncliffe geometry provides excellent FEN HP40H The wharncliffe geometry provides excellent control for detail work and utility tasks Where can I buy the Kansept Rei K1061A3 What lock type does the Remette RT Scepter SCPT A use 5 g) Blade Material M390 Blade Hardness 60–62 HRC Blade Grind Flat Blade Finish Manual Fine Grinding Pearlescent Surface Effect Blade Type Clip Point Handle Material Titanium + Timascus Handle Finish Ceramic Sandblasting Effect Lock Type Button + Frame Lock Pocket Clip Tip Up
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