Different Types of Switchblade Knives for Sale

Different Types of Switchblade Knives for Sale Switchblade knives, also popularly known as automatic knives or flick knives are one in which the blade rests inside the handle. The blade consists of a release mechanism pressing which can get the blade opened.

Whether you’re looking for a heavy-duty survivalist tool or to add a new knife to your collection, owning an automatic knife or switchblade knives for sale is a big responsibility.

A Switchblade Sports Two Important Features: 1) It contains a blade dissembled inside a handle biased to come out of the handle.

2) The blade is released when a switch, button or any other device on the handle is pressed.

And if a knife doesn’t have both of those features, it’s not a switchblade.

In the post we have discussed many different styles of knife, to give you a wider view of the market and the different styles available.

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Side-opening (folding) knives: The side-opening switchblades have an opening mechanism that is almost similar to the regular folding knives with the blade pivoting from one side of the handle.

Out-of the-front switchblades: In OTF switchblades, the blade comes out from the tip of the handle rather than the size.

Although OTF and side-opening knives have a similar internal mechanism, the area where they differ is that an OTF switchblade is sharp on both the sides.

Single action OTF: The working mechanism of the single action OTF switchblade does not allow the blade to retract on the press of a button. One needs to manually compress the spring to retract the blade. The switchblades have stronger springs and hence the blades open more vigorously than double action OTFs. Double action OTF: The blade in the double action OTF switchblade knives for sale expands when the button on the handle is pressed. Again pushing the button also retracts the blade. Upon pressing the button, spring tension occurs that moves the blade back to its position.

These knives are safer to carry around as they are unlikely to open accidentally.

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Fixed blade knives: In fixed blade knives the blades are attached to the handle and cannot get folded.

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Spring assisted knives: These types of folding knife flips open with a little assistance from the user. They have a bar or spring inside that that puts tension on the blade so when the user opens the blade to about 30 degrees; it flips the rest of the way open. They often get open with a thumb stud or flipper.

Switchblade knives for sale have been around for well over a hundred years and are increasingly becoming popular with more and more states are removing the legal limitations on these products. At MySwitchblade.com you’ll find a wide array of switchblades from many places around the globe including Czechoslovakia, Russia, The U.S, as well as Asian imports. We carry custom high-end switchblades from makers such as Anthony Marfione, Bill Saindon, Jim and Joyce Minnick, Reese Weiland, Jeff Harkins, and Paul (Burn) Panak. www.myswitchblade.com