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Smith & Wesson SWOTF9TBS OTF Assist, Finger Actuator, Black 40% Serrated Tanto Blade AUS-8 Steel. No Ship CA, NY, MA

MPN: SWOTF9TBS  |  UPC: 028634709793

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Smith & Wesson SWOTF9TBS: The SWOTF9B is an assisted opening OTF knife from Smith & Wesson and the knife is super fast and well made. It has a safety and a tab on the side used to retract the blade in addition to the thumb slide. The mechanism takes a little getting used to, but it truly is an awesome and impressive knife. Built with tactical intent in mind, the SWOTF9B has a slender profile and a tactical black finish. The AUS8 stainless steel blade is 3.6 long and forged into a double edge dagger, very reminiscent of aBenchmadeorMicrotechOTF Automatic. The aluminum handles are contoured for a better grip and include a glass breaker pommel, a pocket clip, and a safety lock.

SPECS
Type Folding
SKU ACC-SW-SWOTF9TBS
Country of Manufacture No
License Requirement None
Manufacturer Smith & Wesson
Mfg. Part Number SWOTF9TBS
UPC 028634709793
Action N/A
Barrel Length N/A
Barrel Twist N/A
Barrel Bore Type N/A
Barrel Finish N/A
Barrel Fluting N/A
Barrel Profile N/A
Mount Type N/A
Beam Color N/A
Firearm Fit N/A
Threaded Barrel N/A
Condition New
Free Shipping No
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