bloccalama a scatto
English translation: click-lock retractable blade
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| na | click-lock retractable blade |
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| na | snap-lock blade |
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| na | Flick knife |
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click-lock retractable blade Explanation: Hello I'm assuming that's what is meant. I can't find a specific reference to a utility knife with this feature, so I can't be 100% certain of the expression a manufacturer would use. Regards Derek |
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snap-lock blade Explanation: Derek's choice of 'retractable' may only apply to spring-loaded blades that exit straight from the end of the knife, as opposed to those that pivot out from the handle. But again, not 100% on that. Hope that helps. |
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Flick knife Explanation: I'm afraid this is a guess based on the component words - lockable, quick release. C Grime |
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