Why Switchblade Automatic Knives Should Get a Green Signal on Selling over Markets?
Earlier the Switchblade Knife Act of 1958 has put a ban on manufacturing, importing, distribution, transportation and sale of switchblade automatic knives between states. The introduced act illustrates that switchblade automatic knives can only be shipped across state lines to certain people only which includes authorized government bodies and those who have the use of only one arm. History of Switchblade Automatic Knives: A switchblade is a folding knife that uses a spring-loaded button to fully engage a knife blade. The blade’s natural position is to be open and the button is absorbing that pressure. Once that pressure is removed the knife opens up. Switchblade automatic knives were around since the mid-18 th century, but those mostly used levers and weren’t very practical. By 1916, revamped switchblade automatic knives have entered into the market which we use today. The old lever system was fully replaced with the button to engage the knife later after the year 1916
