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Tenable Einar T2072A2 – 3.13" Stonewashed Nitro-V Drop Point Blade, Blue Micarta Handle Polypropylene AUX hidden modes are available Grey anodized aluminum handle

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Tenable Einar T2072A2 – 3.13" Stonewashed Nitro V Drop Point Blade, Blue Micarta Handle Polypropylene AUX hidden modes are available Grey anodized aluminum handle AUX hidden modes are available after you repeat two sets of regular low med high output LED CREE XHP35 HD Maximum Brightness 1800 lumens Peak Beam Distance 247 yards Peak Beam Intensity 12760 cd IP Rating IPX8 2m waterproof and submersible Impact Resistance 1 m Dimensions L 5 13" Blade Material Nitro V Steel Blade Finish Stonewashed Blade Style Drop Point Blade Grind Flat Handle Material Blue Micarta Lock Type Liner Lock Opener Manual Carry Deep Carry Pocket Clip (Right Hand) Designer Justin Lundquist Model Number T2072A2 and toughness

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