Kershaw Knife Release 18

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Kershaw Launch 18 Pocket Knife

Sharp, light and incredibly fast, the Launch 18 is at the top of your wish list.

The high-performance CPM 154 steel used for the spear point blade and flat hone ensure a reliable, thin, razor-sharp edge every time. The Launch 18 can be used effectively thanks to its ergonomic, contoured design. Kershaw has even added a few extras, such as a grey anodized handle coating, a ceramic-polished titanium decorative ring around the blade shaft, and an integrated rear spacer. A convertible deep-carry pocket clip completes this lightweight automatic knife.

Details:
- Made in the USA
- Blade material: cpm 154 steel with stonewash finish
- Handle material: 6061-t6 gray anodized aluminum
- Total length: approx. 17.2cm
- Blade length: approx. 7.1 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 3 mm
- Closed length: approx. 10.2cm
- Weight: approx. br/> - Push button for opening
- Locking and unlocking of the blade by means of a push button
- Reversible deep-carry pocket clip (right/left, flip-up)
- Manufacturer item number: 7551



Important notes

Please note:
This item is only available for sale to persons over 18 years of age. Please enter your date of birth in our order form. We also require a copy of your ID, driving licence or similar. Please email, scan, fax or post.

The legal situation regarding switchblades in terms of acquisition, possession, handling, manipulation and transport is very inconsistent internationally. There are numerous different regulations depending on the respective state law.
Appendix 2 of the German Weapons Act (Waffg) lists prohibited weapons and items. According to § 2, paragraph 3, so-called switchblades are prohibited. The exception is switchblades whose blade protrudes from the side of the handle, is not sharpened on both sides and does not exceed 8.5 cm in length . Switchblades that meet all these conditions (and are therefore not subject to a ban) are, however, still weapons within the meaning of the German Weapons Act. Therefore, a minimum age of 18 is required for the acquisition, possession and handling of such knives.

The legal situation in Germany regarding driving in public is available in § 42a Waffg and we strongly recommend that everyone obtains information from the legal weapons office of the police authority in their responsible district.