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CobraTec Knives SPURFSXSDNS FS-X Small 2.50 in OTF Plain D2 Steel Blade/Purple Anodized Aluminum Handle Features Glass Breaker Includes Pocket Clip

Name: CobraTec Knives SPURFSXSDNS FS-X Small 2.50 in OTF Plain D2 Steel Blade/Purple Anodized Aluminum Handle Features Glass Breaker Includes Pocket Clip
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Brand: CobraTec
Color: Purple
Category: Accessories
Accessory Type: Knives & Tools
UPC: 99654032710

Overview

The CobraTec FS-X Small is a sleek, dual-action out-the-front (OTF) knife featuring a 2.50-inch plain D2 steel blade and a purple anodized 6061-T6 aviation aluminum handle. Measuring 7 inches in overall length with a closed length of 3.88 inches and weighing 2.50 ounces, this ambidextrous knife includes a reversible pocket clip for right- or left-hand carry. It also comes equipped with an emergency glass breaker and a nylon sheath. All CobraTec knives are backed by a lifetime warranty.

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