SWITCH TO A XCALIBER KNIFE W/ SPRING ASSIST BLADE

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Xcaliber Rosewood Edition Knife Spring - Assisted Opening Technology If you haven't yet discovered the joys of a spring assisted knife, go no further. When you push on the thumb stud to open a spring takes over and propels the blade open. Spring-assisted knives make a great alternative to automatic knives. The blade on this knife is nice quality bead blast 440C Stainless Steel. Excellent quality Spring / Torsion Assisted Knife. Push the Blade a Bit on the thumb stud on the blade and it takes over! Fast action and good lock-up. The body of the Xcaliber is made out of 440 stainless steel. It features a Rosewood insert on both the front and back of the knife. A pocket clip (tip up) ensures easy carry and access. View Video Information To eBay Trust & Safety: This item does not violate Firearms, Weapons and Knives Policy Weapons listed on eBay U.K. must comply with the defined by Section 141 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988 (UK) Or the Firearms and Defensive Weapons Act 1980 (Ireland) Otherwise, these items are not permitted on eBay. Spring Assisted Knives are legal as described in Section 141 SPRING ASSISTED KNIFES ARE NOT SWITCHBLADES. THEY ARE NOT SPRING-BLADE, SNAP-BLADE OR GRAVITY. DO NOT CONFUSE THIS WITH AN ILLEGAL ITEM. TAKE NOTICE TO THE THUMB STUD ON THE BLADE. DO NOT CONFUSE THIS LISTING WITH VIOLATING eBay's Firearms, Weapons, & Knives Policy. ALL DEFINITIONS & LAWS ARE ALSO DEFINED FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING. The knife opens easily with one hand, yet by legal definition it is not classified as a switchblade. Why? Spring Assisted Opening Knifes are not legally classified as switchblade knives, by law or definition. Section 141, clarifies the definition of a one-hand opening knife so they are not wrongly classified as switchblades. The knife opens easily with one hand by spring-assisted opening technology. What are the Legal Definitions? Switchblade A switchblade (also known as automatic knife, switch, or, in British English flick knife) is a type of knife with a folding blade that springs out of the grip when a button or lever on the grip is pressed. T are two basic types: side-opening and out-the-front (OTF). A side-opening knife's blade pivots out of the side of the handle (in the same manner as an ordinary folding knife). An out-the-front knife's blade slides directly forward, out of the tip of the handle. Many OTF (out-the-front) knives work with a dual-action mechanism that enables the user to extend and retract the knife in one press of the finger, with no cocking or priming action. However, some OTF (out-the-front) knives are single action, and require the user to manually retract the blade. A wide variety of blade designs may be found on switchblades, but the most common is the Italian stiletto style seen often in movies. However, the switchblade should not be confused with the butterfly knife (balisong), assisted-opening knife, or the non-automatic stiletto. Assisted-Opening Knife / Spring-Assisted Opening Technology A spring-assisted knife is a knife that when you push on the thumb stud to open it a spring takes over and propels the blade open. Spring-assisted knives make a great alternative to automatic knives. A Spring / Torsion assisted knife is a type of knife which uses a spring assisted mechanism behind the blade. They open by the ambidextrous thumb stud on the blade with a slight bit of pressure. They are commonly confused with switchblades, but have one main difference. While a switchblade can be opened usually with the push of a button within the handle, the user of a spring-assisted knife must apply slight pressure to the thumb stud and the spring/torsion assisted mechanism does the rest. Once ... read more

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