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    Good news! You can own an automatic knife in Kansas now!! I want one... I have no idea why, and I really have no idea what's a good automatic knife.

    Anyone have any recommendations or insights into these kind of knives?

    Thanks in advance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by earcutter View Post
    Good news! You can own an automatic knife in Kansas now!! I want one... I have no idea why, and I really have no idea what's a good automatic knife.

    Anyone have any recommendations or insights into these kind of knives?

    Thanks in advance.
    Because for years, someone told you that you couldn't have one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Because for years, someone told you that you couldn't have one.
    Well... yeah, kind of .
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    I had an old switch blade many years ago, cheap made. Automatic knives have not interested me. I find the "assisted open" knives just as good, pretty fast one handed opening if you choose the right one.

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    Benchmade and Micro Tech are two brands I've had. I found that I preferred my plain old Case XX 61048 for every day carry. I can open it with my thumb one handed and the blade profile is ideal for cutting peaches, tomatoes, oranges ....... I'm not interested in cutting people.

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    I have a Benchmade and it's ok but not really worth the price difference over an assisted open or even a regular tactical folder IMO.
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    Not automatic, but I used to have a butterfly knife, I worked at a warehouse picking orders it was brilliant for opening boxes whilst hanging off pallett racking 3 metres in the air, but one day it weng missing, either stolen or I left it on top of a pallett and it fell somewhere. Still miss it, and it was fast to open.
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