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Lever Lock Automatic Stiletto Knife - Stainless Steel Blade, Brass Pins, Stainless Steel Bolsters - Closed 4 1/4"

$39.99
LLAS #04 NF0743
3.1 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • The Lever Lock Automatic Stiletto Knife makes a great vintage-looking piece to add to your collection
  • The stiletto has a blade with a penetrating point that is 3 1/8" of stainless steel, secured with brass pins
  • The lever lock automatic is 4 1/4", when closed, and can be conveniently stored in its tough, nylon belt sheath
Lever Lock Automatic Stiletto Knife - Stainless Steel Blade, Brass Pins, Stainless Steel Bolsters - Closed 4 1/4"
Note this product cannot ship to the following states: NY
  • The Lever Lock Automatic Stiletto Knife makes a great vintage-looking piece to add to your collection
  • The stiletto has a blade with a penetrating point that is 3 1/8" of stainless steel, secured with brass pins
  • The lever lock automatic is 4 1/4", when closed, and can be conveniently stored in its tough, nylon belt sheath
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$39.99
With a design that dates back a century to Italy and Spain, the Lever Lock Automatic Stiletto Knife is a true classic. The mirror-polished blade has a spear point, and it opens with just a flip of the stainless steel lever on top of the handle. The sleek and smooth handle scales are secured to the stainless steel liners with brass pins. The 4 1/4" closed pocket knife can be stored and carried in the included black, nylon belt sheath.

Overall rating: 2.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Blade does not deploy properly

"I ordered one and the blade failed to completely open 7 times out of twenty. NOT what one wants in this sort of knife. Kennesaw was good about replacing the knife but the replacement had the same issue. Kennesaw is again being very good about the return. But I'll be asking for a replacement of equal value and type."

Christopher L. (2/5)

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