Italian SWAT Dual Action Auto V3

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This dual action leaf spring fired auto has a secret release build into the handle! Absolutely no one can tell these are auto - guaranteed it will take you just a few minutes to figure it out yourself! Here's how to do it! The topside handle scale (that's all the black part of the handle you see in the picture) shifts about 5 degrees clockwise on a hidden pivots at the center of the handle. To open this knife in full auto mode you simply push down with your thumb shifting the scale off of the handle and BAM that blade snaps open under some serious spring tension via a full length leaf spring that's concealed in the handle. Unlock the blade via the liner lock as you would in a standard liner lock knife. You can also strut the blade out under thumb power using the dual thumbstuds with your left or right hand so the knife effectively functions as both a manual and auto knife! Stainless liners with Red Pakkawood outer scales. This knife also has a removable pocket clip but leave it on because it's one of those new design ones and it looks really good. If you can get only one auto here make sure it's this one - it is the very newest design and it comes highly recommended by all staff here with an excellent fit and finish and best of all it really will pass easy for a manual action folder even on the closest of inspections!

Specs
Blade Steel 440 (57 RC)
Blade Length 3.25"
Length Overall 7.25"
Blade Thickness .125"
Weight 3.6 oz

FULL AUTO

Opening notes from our friend in the UK:

Here is my text...... "This knife can be opened and closed manually, and it can be opened automatically. To open the knife with the hidden button, do this. Close the knife and lay it in your right hand. Starting at the pivot, slide your thumb down the handle. Just past the thumb-stud there is a depression this is not the button. Slide your thumb a little further, just past the depression this is the button. Making sure that your fingers aren’t in the path of the blade, press with your thumb. The knife should then open." Alternatively, you could always rename the knife the "G-spot", then men would know to expect some initial difficulty finding the button ;) Regards Steve