Switchblade Knife
Switchblade Knife
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Columbia River Knife & Tool or (CRKT) started making knives in 1994. It is based in Tualatin, Oregon. Even if there in the United States, most knives are not made in China or Taiwan. Columbia River Knife & Tool was founded by Rod Bremer and Paul Gillespie. These two people to work to use Kershaw knives.
Columbia River Knife & Tool was slow, but in 1998 came out with a small knife submitted the name means Witch KISS Keep It Super Simple. A knife was designed by Ed Halligan. KISS was the Columbia River Knife & Tools first success. KISS sole of the first day. It was a huge boost for Columbia River Knife & Tool.
Columbia River Knife & Tool has many patents. The two most patents are obvious to them and help AutoLAWKS opening mechanism. Two features that set Columbia River Knife & Tool knives from other manufacturers. This AutoLAWKS safety feature. This is a typical locking liner with the additional twist is a little lever to make sure that the castle did not fall out. And just as quickly open and close, all you do is hold down the little lever and folds up just like all other knives.
Now I think that the patent is the best feature of the Columbia River Knife & Tool is to help the opening mechanism. This is only a small lever at the rear knife, and then give her a little flick knife pops open. This is a feature that I love my Columbia River Knife & Tool, and I am sure that you love him.
In 2000, U.S. Customs seized a shipment of knives for Columbia River Knife & Tool is worth more than $ 4,300,000. The inspector thought that the reason for assistance was an opening mechanism such as spring-loaded knife, even if the knives came under customs much earlier this time. After 17 days of CRKT knives back there. Although the knives are very easy and quick to open any of them does not fit definition of switchblade defined by the U.S. Switch Blade Knife Act of 1958.
Columbia River Knife & Tool great knives, hunting knives, knives for the army. They are also a number of different tools that are great quality. These knives are simple but creative at the same time. I am more than happy with mine and I am sure that you want to be happy with one as well.
