Anyone got a Rialto 2006 (Mutt's stiletto knife)?

[kurtyboy]

If anyone has one, I'm wondering how easy it would be to disable it (without breaking it!) so that it can be shipped to Europe.

Anyone? :angel

 

[Raffles]

Just take the spring out. Perfectly legal in the UK.
Of course you'd never be able to put it back in legally, but who'd do a thing like that?

PS those flick knife combs illustrate how retarded this law is.

 

[lonepigeon]

Any ideas how to take the spring out?

There are no screws. It's all held together with brass pins, but I'm not sure if they'll just tap out or what.

 

[cayman shen]

They do tap out. If you look on some switchblade kit seller's sites, there's often assembly instructions. skm.to perhaps? Heck, look on youtube. Any of these help? http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0B8CF778C1FA4D6B&search_query=switchblade+kit

 

[lonepigeon]

They do tap out. If you look on some switchblade kit seller's sites, there's often assembly instructions. skm.to perhaps? Heck, look on youtube. Any of these help? http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0B8CF778C1FA4D6B&search_query=switchblade+kit

Thanks, but those don't really help.
Switchblade "kits" appear to just be combs that people install knife blades into. The video knife has a screw and besides I'm trying to remove the spring, not the blade.

I think I found the pivot point for the spring, but it appears to be a rivet, not a pin.