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Benchmade Flyway Fixed Blade Drop Point Knife, Orange - 15700
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Benchmade Flyway Fixed Blade Drop Point Knife, Orange - 15700
| SKU | 51655114495 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Benchmade |
| MPN | 15700 |
| UPC | 610953206963 |
| Overall Length | 6 |
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Product Details
Details
Make: Benchmade
Model: FlyWay
Blade Material: CPM-154
Blade Shape: Plain Straight Back
Blade Thickness: 0.09"
Blade Length: 2.70"
Open Length: 6.96"
Weight: 2.5 oz.
Handle: G10
Features
The cast-and-blast adventurer needs a tool for precision cutting when working on smaller animals. Upland game, waterfowl, and small species fishing require a scalpel-like fixed blade that works for breasting out game birds or gutting trout. The 15700 Flyway™ is the tool for the upland job because there is no excessive amount of blade for game bird processing and this knife is easy to throw into a pack for river or stream trips. A unique blade shape made of CPM-154 steel with Select Edge® application, orange G10 handle boasting dialed-in ergonomics and the dual-colored Boltaron sheath make this a tool, not a toy.
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