Busse Stealth Hawk

[emt1581]

On the Busse Video for the Stealth Hawk, it shows the knife being used to saw cut 1/2" rope, what appears to be hemp rope.

Shows the knife beaten through the lid of a fifty gallon drum and driven through some 2"X6"'s.

That should be available some where on the historical part of the internet.

I'm guessing I'd need a Gold sash in google-fu to find that!! But I'll try...

Impressive nonetheless.

-Emt1581

 

[broe]

It looks like carbon fiber or a version of g10. I work with it a lot. This material can cut well once or twice and wet/dry 400 and water will sharpen it up just right. CF IS dangerous to breath and handle in the dust form as it is fine and has splinter like shapes that have fiber hairs. Nasty to get one in your skin. The ends are blunt but it works like a porcupine quill with barbs but that flat end keeps working its way in. Imagine that now in a fine dust in your lungs.

 

[emt1581]

It looks like carbon fiber or a version of g10. I work with it a lot. This material can cut well once or twice and wet/dry 400 and water will sharpen it up just right. CF IS dangerous to breath and handle in the dust form as it is fine and has splinter like shapes that have fiber hairs. Nasty to get one in your skin. The ends are blunt but it works like a porcupine quill with barbs but that flat end keeps working its way in. Imagine that now in a fine dust in your lungs.

I see what you're saying.

But if the Night Hawk is not available or safe to manufacture....what is the best synthetic/polymer/non-magnetic/non-metallic knife out there??

Thanks

-Emt1581

 

[RokJok]

I had one and made a French-fitted display box for it, before I sold it to fund other goodies.