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Flying Cross Command Serge Pants Waist:44 50 oz Blade Material D2
Flying Cross Command Serge Pants Waist:44 50 oz Blade Material D2
Flying Cross Command Serge Pants Waist:44 50 oz Blade Material D2
Flying Cross Command Serge Pants Waist:44 50 oz Blade Material D2
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Flying Cross Command Serge Pants Waist:44 50 oz Blade Material D2

SKU: 88549317266
EUR65.95 EUR98.95

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Flying Cross Command Serge Pants Waist:44 50 oz Blade Material D2 50 oz Blade Material D2 Handle Material Polypropylene Opener Thumb Stud Opening Manual Lock Type Linerlock Color Black Blade Color Black Item Number 01HK501 The Heckler & Koch SFP Tactical Folder is a reliable tactical knife that incorporates design elements of the world famous pistol and features a robust spearpoint blade made of D2 The burgundy G10 handle ensures a comfortable These pants are made to handle any job from the crushproof hook and eye closures to the firm bar tacking applied to all of the stress areas of the garment VISA System 3 for quicker drying & top moisture wicking Crush proof hook and eye closure with a fully functional French fly Firm bar tacking at all stress areas The Command public safety pants are made of 100% polyester with a 11

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