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Covert 4
Have a very reliable out of front firing switchblade, that will serve you faithfully each and every time that you need to pop out its blade.
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The Covert is more sturdily built than most OTF knives.
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The dagger shaped blade is well locked in place, once fired; the usual wobbling of OTF fired blade is reduced to minimum.
The Bottom line: it's a good, forceful OTF switchblade, more solid than the average OTF on the market. |
Things that one should consider regarding any OTF switchblade:
Let’s cut to the chase; deterrence and tactical ability are the sole purpose of any Front knives (Out The Front knife). One does not buy such a knife to slice and dice in the kitchen, nor does one purchase an out-of- front opening knife to be used as a regular-all-purpose pocket knife. Therefore, when thinking about walking around with that thing, one should consider the following:
- All Front knives are dangerous to their users and others. Most of Front knives do not come with a safety device. A toddler will find a way to fire it open, it is just a question of time and opportunity. Do not buy one if you can’t keep it-hidden constantly.
- There are two main Front knives categories: the most common are armed automatically (pop-in pop-out) and a not so common; the armed manually. The first is very convenient; the latter is more powerful.
- The blade wobbles in most Front knives because of the very nature of that firing system. Smith & Wesson and Shrade came up with a patented lock, that prevents blade’s wobbling almost completely, all the rest wobble, whether a little or substantially; even the prestigious CONCORD wobbles a bit.
- The out of front is a delicate firing system; misuse the knife and chances are that it will fall apart.
The Bottom Line: Think responsibility and close tactical emergency when purchasing an Out The Front OTF knife. Do not leave it lying around, it is not a letter opener, nor is it an appropriate device to cure one’s nails.
Full length: 8.5”
Handle: 5.25"
Blade: 3.25"
Weight: 9 oz
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Advantages
High penetration power
Forceful pop-in pop-out action
Non-slip handle
Glass Breaker
Firm high standard construction
Excellent finish
Elegant removable belt clip
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WTF 
mediocre