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Stiletto switchblades are spring-loaded stylish blades dating back to the periods of medieval Italy. Most knife connoisseurs like such dagger-alike blades for self-defense benefits, thanks to its needle-sharp edges. The sharp needle-like dimensions of the knife help to mitigate the effects of friction, and permits accelerated and superior perforations.
History of Stiletto Knife These unique knives come from Italy originating around the 15the century, and its history is more connected with the World Wars, as it was used as a primary, and also as a secondary weapon during close contact fighting in both the First and Second World Wars. As it is a dagger-alike sharp knife, it has better control, with enhanced handgrip, and difficult to disarm. It is very flexible in handling, and thus offers greater benefits in close-range combats. The needle-alike edges on the knife can deeply penetrate the body of the enemy soldiers and cause serious wounds. After the First and Second World Wars, such precision knives became very popular across the world, and are nowadays considered as great utility knives.
What are the Key Characteristics of a Stiletto Knife? Long and Slim Blade The stiletto knife has a typically long and slim blade, much like an antique combat dagger. The lean razor blade is mostly very long, longer than any other blades used in common knives. A Needle-Like Blade