Grant and Gavin Hawk-Tangent ($ 650 USD)

[Sant.1991]

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Custom #14
Grant and Gavin Hawk - Tangent
ingenious mechanism keeps the blade "locked" when held firmly in hand. I'd compare the ingenious locking mechanism as a hybrid between a friction folder and a flipper.

handle is satin and bead blast finished titanium with lightning strike carbon fiber onlays. Its pocket clip is heat anodized titanium. The blade flips open with assistance from the rubber band and smoothly thanks to the ball bearing pivot.

• Overall Length:7.50"
• Blade Length:3.25"
• Blade Thickness:0.13"
• Blade Grind:Hollow
• Finish:Bead Blast
• Handle Length:4.75"
• Handle Thickness:0.57"
• Handle Material: Lighting Strike CF
• Frame/Liner:Titanium
• Weight:3.34 oz.
• User:Right Hand
• Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
• Knife Type:Spring Assisted
• Opener:Flipper style
• Brand:G&G Hawk
• Designer:Grant & Gavin Hawk
• Country of Origin: USA
• Blade Material: Stainless Steel
• Blade Style: Clip Point
• Model:Tangent
• Best Use:Everyday Carry
• Product Type:Kni
• Soooolddd
• Via Paypal transaction (i pay all fee's)

First unconditional, "i'll take it" becomes owner.

PM or email at cadetsantana1991@yahoo.com

 

[DJ17]

hmm, I am interested in it. Well, I checked, it said it is a spring assisted knife? isn't that like an auto?

 

[Sant.1991]

hmm, I am interested in it. Well, I checked, it said it is a spring assisted knife? isn't that like an auto?

It doesn't have a traditional opening system. nor does it actually have traditional "spring". The spacer (I'm not sure what hawk officially calls it basically puts tension and causes knife to flip open like a spring assisted. technically it is not considered an "auto" however. it opens up like a flipper, and is like a friction folder as it can easily close (unless you hold onto it in which case it becomes like a fixed blade) ingenious design, unfortunately I'm use to Small knives (mnandi's) You may email me at cadetsantana1991@yahoo.com

 

[Michael Miser]

Hello,

Interested in the G&G Hawk knife. Is it still available?

Thank you,
Mike