TAC FORCE 8″ Spring Folding Assisted Stiletto Knife

TAC FORCE 8″ Spring Folding Assisted Stiletto Knife Fast, Sleek, Always Ready:

Quick to open and built for everyday use. This TAC FORCE 8″ spring folding stiletto packs style and function into a compact package.Crafted from stainless steel with a plain spear-point blade and a sturdy aluminum handle, it features a dependable liner lock and spring-assisted opening for smooth one-hand deployment.

 The blade’s plain edge and balanced profile deliver reliable cutting performance, while the matte black finish keeps a stealthy, low-glare look. Perfect for everyday carry tasks, display, cosplay, or gifting to gear fans, it includes a belt clip for secure carry. Lightweight and bold stop hesitating and grab yours now. Order Now.

Product Specification:

• Type: Folding pocketknife (stiletto style)
• Overall Length: 8.0 inches
• Blade Range: 2.76 – 4.0 inches (spear point, plain edge)
• Blade Material: Stainless steel
• Handle Material: Aluminum
• Lock Type: Liner lock with spring-assisted opening
• Features: Seat belt cutter, glass breaker, belt clip, matte black finish
  

Frequently Asked Questions:

 Is the blade sharp on arrival?

The blade arrives factory-sharpened and ready for practical tasks. Handle with care, keep out of reach of children, store safely, and follow local laws and safety practices at all times.

Is it legal to carry this assisted-opening stiletto?

Carry laws vary widely by location. Check local regulations before carrying this assisted-opening stiletto. Always comply with the law, store securely during transport, and practice responsible ownership and common sense.

How do I maintain and clean this knife?

After use, wipe the stainless steel blade clean and dry. Apply light oil to pivot points, tighten hardware, and avoid prolonged moisture. Regular upkeep preserves finish, function, and assisted action.

Is this model right- or left-handed friendly?

This model is optimized for right-handed users with a right-side pocket clip and spring-open action. Left-handed users can still operate it, but right-handed deployment and clip placement are most comfortable.