Assisted stillettos?

[manowar669]

Does anyone make an assisted stilletto? Preferably around a 3" blade, as slender as possible. Thanks.

 

[ToneGrail]

You can get them at gun shows.

 

[Alann45]

KC just added this one.
Probably not exactly what your looking for, but maybe close

http://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_store.html?ttl=Darrel%20Ralph%E2%80%99s%20Madd%20Maxx%20folding%20knives&srch=waDESCRIPTIONdatarq%3DMadd%20Maxx

In the less expensive area Bladeplay has some that are fairly decent.

Most everthing Ive seen is not really a classic stiletto, but more stilletto "like".

 

[Skimo]

Assisted? nope, but I've seen OTF, OTS and 'normal" ones.

 

[tom19176]

there are many assisted opening stiletto style knives on Ebay that are made in China.

 

[Steve_Holt]

Protech Ciabatta is similar to stiletto, but not a stiletto, and it's an assisted opener, not a full auto like its cousin. the Godson.

The button is only for closing the blade. Instructions on how it works from the Protech website:
http://www.protechknives.com/knives/media/ProTech-Ciabatta-Instructions.pdf

 

[SSonnentag]

Les Voorhies makes some stiletto-type knives that are assisted flippers. They open really easily and fast.

 

[cutter17]

Glad to see Knifecenter carry the HTM's from Darrell Ralph. The black manual is definately on my list for this year!!:thumbup: