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Gerber Freeman Fixed Blade, Drop Point, Cordura Sheath, Plain

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Catalog Number: 14696

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Gerber Freeman Fixed Blade, Drop Point, Cordura Sheath, Plain

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Product Description:

4 in. plain edged AUS8 stainless steel Drop point blade, with indentations on the full length tang. Polished Pear wood handle with finger guard, finger grooves, and thumb serrations. 8.38 in. overall. Includes cordura sheath.

Blade Detail: Plain Edge
Blade Length (inches): 3.25
Blade Material: AUS8
Carry System: Leather Sheath
Handle Material: Pear Wood
Overall Length (inches): 8.25

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