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MTech USA "Bear Claw" Hawkbill Pocket Knife | Designed by Jose Negron (JN-902) Matte Secure Grip: The aluminum handle 331661539334

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MTech USA "Bear Claw" Hawkbill Pocket Knife Designed by Jose Negron (JN 902) Matte Secure Grip: The aluminum handle 331661539334 Secure Grip: The aluminum handle features a skeletal cutout design and a traditional karambit finger ring Including Knives Common Questions one handed opening but does not have a spring mechanism

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