April 5, 2024
Smith & Wesson Black Ops Assisted Opening Knife SWBLOPS
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Smith & Wesson Black Ops Assisted Opening Knife SWBLOPSFactory new in box Smith & Wesson LARGE Black Ops assisted opening knife - model SWBLOPS. serrated Teflon coated 440C stainless steel blade. A lockout button at the top of the knife allows you to lock or release the lock easily with one hand. Once unlocked just a slight push of the thumb stud releases the blade and allows the blade to swing open. Covered by the manufacturers lifetime warranty. Blade Style: Clip Point Blade Edge: Serrated Blade Finish: Satin Blade Length: 2.56" Steel Type: 440C Length Closed: 4.61" Pocket Clip: Right Hand Removable Tip-Up Carry Handle Material: Powder Coated Aluminum Handle Color: Black Locking Mechanism: Liner Lock This is a Smith and Wesson Assisted Opening Black Ops Knife; model # SWBLOPS. This knife has 2 safety features. This knife is 100% Legal but the blade opens as fast or faster with the flip of the thumb as a switchblade. T is a safety lock on the top of the handle as well as an inside liner lock so the blade will not ever accidentally open in your pocket. This keeps the blade from accidentally closing on you when it is open as well. This blade is serrated about 45%. This blade is 3.31" (8.4 cm) long. This knife when closed is approximately 4.61" (11.7 cm) long. This is a very popular style knife; it is useful but also tactical. This
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