Smith & Wesson M&P M.A.G.I.C. Assisted Opening Clip Point Folding Knife 2 9/10" Blade Blue

The Smith & Wesson M&P M.A.G.I.C. Assisted Opening Clip Point Folding Knife is a compact, field-ready cutting tool designed for operators, law enforcement professionals, and serious outdoor users who require a dependable blade without bulk. This 2.9-inch assisted opening folding knife features a black stainless steel partially serrated clip point blade paired with a blue aluminum handle, delivering a balance of cutting performance and tactical practicality in a package that fits standard duty carry configurations.

The blade geometry—a clip point with partial serrations—handles both general cutting tasks and more aggressive material separation. Ambidextrous thumb knobs ensure the knife deploys smoothly from either hand, critical when fine motor control is compromised or when transitioning between strong and support hand operations. The M.A.G.I.C. (Multiple Ambidextrous Guided Intelligent Cutting) assist mechanism drives the blade open quickly once thumb pressure is applied, reducing deployment time in time-sensitive scenarios. At 0.28 pounds with a 7.1-inch overall length when open, the knife maintains a low-profile footprint—essential for operators carrying multiple tools. The blue aluminum scales provide corrosion resistance in wet environments while the black rubber inlay improves grip purchase in gloved conditions or moisture.

Built-in utility features include a glass breaking tool—valuable for emergency egress or vehicle extraction—and a pocket clip configured for tip-up carry and belt-accessible positioning. The liner lock mechanism provides blade security during use while maintaining one-handed opening and closing capability. This folding knife serves patrol officers, tactical teams, rescue personnel, and outdoor professionals who need precision cutting without the commitment of a fixed blade. The assisted deployment system accelerates task execution compared to manual-opening designs while maintaining legal compliance across most jurisdictions where assisted-open knives are permitted.