Is this knife assisted opening?
1063329
No it isn't and it is very cheaply made. I broke the blade on mine cutting a zip tie.
1063330
The knife does not have an assisted opening mech. However it is still a very good knife for the price.. Only problem I have had with them is the belt clip screws which come out after time..
1063331
No it's not. It's very low quality. I would highly advise against purchasing it.
1063332
The knife does not have an assisted opening mech. However it is still a very good knife for the price..Only problem I have had with them is the belt clip screws which come out after time..
1867384
No, thumb disc opening. S&W makes some assisted openers but this isn't one of them.
1684823
That would happen of the bade is too tight. A little bit of loosening up and a spot of oil does the job but I find that the initial groove does not hinder the knife opening later. This is because it is not an assisted opening and kept quite tight.
34862
No it does not. It's opened solely by the flick of your finger not an "spring assisted" knife.
2021926
It is not a "switch" blade if that is what you mean by "assisted opening blade". You have to open the blade manually and it locks firmly into position. There is a finger press release mechanism used to manually close the blade. I find the device to be solid and not too large considering its multi-use design.
1065019
No button for auto open but it is spring assisted with a index finget on the front of the knife. I have weak hands . It requires a reasonable amount of pressure but it springs open rather strong.
889578
Yes, it is spring assisted. It's actually a decent little knife, especially for the price. I keep mine on my desk and use it mainly as a letter opener and for opening boxes, etc.
2007974
Yes it does. Great knife in the hands of someone who knows how it works. Wife broke mine by opening it with the lock on thus breaking the lock which is plastic and designed not to be forced open.
94896
if you loosen the screws sufficiently, I suppose the blade could be opened by flipping the knife. but if the screws are 'factory' setting, or you tighten them when needed, you WILL have to use your fingers to open it.
393028
No, it is just for opening the blade similar to the Spyderco hole, just a different shape
832599
No. There is a button to push on the handle. But it is not spring assisted. Iactually don't even use this knife anymore because of that reason
384834
No, but it opens nicely with a flick of the thumb studs, sweet little knife for the price. Nice quality!
2021923
If by assisted you mean a "pop-lock or switchblade", then no. There is a thumb tang that let's the user open the knife with a single hand. Hope that helps in your buying decision.
1706860
It's super easy to open. I use my knife daily and have never had a problem.
1798713
No this is not a spring assist knife. But it is very rugged and I actually purchased a second one for my girlfriend when I realized how much I like mine. It's pretty easy to open as well.
1708404
No, but it has a flipper (tab sticking off the blade that, when closed, sticks out the back at 90 degrees) that allows one handed opening.
1826492
There is a little switch in the slot where knife pivots. Push it aside where it holds the blade safely open and then push the blade closed.