5" Spring Assisted 2nd Amendment Knife

A 3-inch drop point blade with spring-assisted opening, set into an aluminum handle finished with a U.S. flag design. At 5 inches closed, it clips into a pocket for everyday carry without bulk.

2nd Amendment Knife Features and Specs

• 3-inch drop point blade: Balanced for both general cutting tasks and piercing
• Spring-assisted opening: A flick of the thumb stud starts the blade, the internal spring finishes the deployment
• Aluminum handle: U.S. flag finish, lightweight without sacrificing durability
• 5-inch closed length: Compact enough for daily pocket carry
• Pocket clip included

The drop point blade shape is a practical, general-purpose choice — the spine curves down to meet the edge near the tip, giving a strong point for piercing without sacrificing the belly of the blade needed for regular cutting tasks. It's the most versatile blade shape for a knife meant to handle whatever comes up during everyday carry, not a specialized tool for one specific job.

Is a spring-assisted knife legal to carry?

Spring-assisted knives are legal in most states, but knife laws vary and change more often than expected — some states or cities restrict blade length, and some draw a legal distinction between spring-assisted (manually started, spring-finished) and automatic (button-deployed) knives even though they look similar in use. Always verify your specific state and local laws before carrying, especially if you'll be crossing state lines.