QUOTE (ImmoralSalvage @ Sep 16 2008, 07:53 PM)
True but if I inject you with a needle full of air. The air bubble will reach your heart and cause it to burst, and kill you. So I kind of assumes that this would work on a similar principle.
Actually, no.
If you inject air directly into someone's artery then the the air may block blood flow to vital areas of the body. This is known as an air embolism. There is no heart exploding and the injection must be done into a blood vessel, preferably an artery because most venous air embolisms are survivable. And the gas can flow around for a very long time without actually casing any damage, giving time to get the person in a pressure chamber.
The most important part here is that it must be injected into a blood vessel. Knives do not do this very well and all. The second point is that an embolism can float around for days without causing any problems.
This knife does not cause embolisms.
Edit: Actually, this knife might cause am embolism if you stab someone in the lung with it, because there are many blood vessels in the lung which air can be forced into. But the lung-stab is going to be what kills the guy.