Red Skull Paracord Get Back Whip Monkey Fist 1" Steel Ball on 2040-parts.com
Charleston, South Carolina, US
RED paracord. 24" long 4" nickle plated panic relief clip. 1" steel ball ...Skull on upper piece. This whip will get someones attention!!!
I can make the same the same whip for any bidder that bids and does not win.....
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