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Marijuana Push Button Mini Automatic Pocket Knife

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  The 3.25" Closed Marijuana Push Button Mini Automatic Pocket Knife is a small, striking accessory that blends practicality and style. This little switchblade is perfect for covert carrying because it only measures 3.25 inches when closed. Its speedy push-button automatic opening mechanism makes it possible for the blade to deploy quickly and with little effort.  Usually composed of stainless steel, the blade provides a sharp edge for light-duty jobs like cutting rope, opening parcels, or general EDC use. A logo or inlay featuring marijuana makes the handle stand out, providing it a unique and edgy look that appeals to both collectors and users who are lifestyle-focused. This knife is ideal for people who desire a little automated blade with personality and everyday utility because it is small, fashionable, and functional. This product have some great features : ☆ Automatic ☆ Spring Assisted ☆ Push Button Open ☆ Safety Lock Switch ☆ Stainless Steel Blade ☆ Clip Point S...
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Utility Uses of A Cool Pocket Knife

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A cool pocket knife is a folding knife designed to be carried in a pocket. Pocket knives are generally produced with four- to six-inch (10–15 cm) blades that can open via one hand, although some models may have shorter blades or manual opening mechanisms.  The handle is nearly always metal and shaped like the blade's crossguard so it can fold into the handle when not in use. The blade may be straight or serrated and folded many times to fit inside the handle. These knives have been popular among civilians for hundreds of years. Many kiddie knives, made from stamped metal, were sold in the United States by the early 1900s (images). In 1902, James Golen first used the term "pocket knife" in an advertising campaign for his company's knives (Bryan/Rosenberg).  The early industry focused on mass-producing general utility pocket knives or kiddie tools. By the middle of the twentieth century, when pocket knife production shifted to higher-end cutlery and specialty knives, ...
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