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Gravity knife

A gravity knife is a knife with a blade contained in its handle, which opens its blade through the force of gravity. This mechanism of opening is fundamentally different from the switchblade, which extends its spring-propelled blade automatically upon the push of a button, switch, or fulcrum lever. The main purpose of gravity opening is to allow opening…

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Gravity knife

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples40
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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Gravity knife

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related to Ibberson gravity knife · 16
Gravity knife → After British, British, British SOE, Co, England, Flieger-Kappmesser, George Ibberson, German Luftwaffe Gravity Knife, In, Sheffield, SOE, Special Operations Executive, Still, These Sheffield, Type, Under
related to Legality · 13
Gravity knife → Canada, Colorado, District Court, In, Local, March, May, New York City, New York State, Other, The New York, United Kingdom, United States
related to 'False gravity' and non-gravity knives · 5
Gravity knife → Japanese, Knives, Other, Some, The
is a · 2
Gravity knife → knife with a blade contained in its handle, standard folding knife fitted with after-market modifications
related to Other · 2
Gravity knife → It, The

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gravity knife knives blade open folding may type lgk used flieger-kappmesser german opening lever closed lock fulcrum also spike force

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Gravity knifeis aknife with a blade contained in its handle0.90text
Gravity knifeis astandard folding knife fitted with after-market modifications0.90text
the Buck 110 Folding Hunter.OtherThe 'conversion' gravity knife is a standard folding knife fitted with after-market modificationsinstance ofand occasionally even common folding hunting knives0.80text
the Buck 110 Folding Hunterinstance ofand occasionally even common folding hunting knives0.80text
Gravity kniferelated to 'False gravity' and non-gravity knivesSome0.60section
Gravity kniferelated to 'False gravity' and non-gravity knivesKnives0.60section
Gravity kniferelated to 'False gravity' and non-gravity knivesThe0.60section
Gravity kniferelated to 'False gravity' and non-gravity knivesJapanese0.60section
Gravity kniferelated to 'False gravity' and non-gravity knivesOther0.60section
Gravity kniferelated to Ibberson gravity knifeAfter British0.60section
Gravity kniferelated to Ibberson gravity knifeType0.60section
Gravity kniferelated to Ibberson gravity knifeFlieger-Kappmesser0.60section

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