2 Line Bead Tumbled Brass

Marsoni

M251S

$85.00

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2 Line Bead Tumbled BrassThis bead is made from brass and then tumbled making each one unique. The tumbling is first in a ceramic and then a corn cob which shines but is still a little satin finish. It will end your need to tie knots as the paracord ends slide thru and then are secured when you screw the two parts together.

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