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Case Sod Buster Jr Pocket Knife 2.8" Drop Point Stainless Steel Blade Synthetic Handle Black

$39.99
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Case
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Knives & Tools
UPC
21205182292

Overview

The Case Sod Buster Jr. is a classic folding knife featuring a 2.8-inch drop point (skinner) blade constructed from Tru-Sharp stainless steel. Designed as a smaller, more maneuverable version of the traditional Sod Buster, this model includes a durable black synthetic handle. With a closed length of 3.63 inches and a weight of 2.2 ounces, it is built for everyday carry and utility tasks. The knife features a mirror-polished blade finish and is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. It is manufactured in Bradford, Pennsylvania, using a blend of domestic and imported materials and comes packaged in a box.

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