Guinea Hog Forge Sparrow Hawk for ICCE

EScott

EScott

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Scott just finished up two bird and trouts for the International Custom Cutlery Exposition in Kansas City later this week. Meet the Sparrow Hawk - same bird, two types of plumage.

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Green Sparrow Hawk
Steel: Parkerized O1
Overall Length: 8.5 inches
Blade Length 3.875 inches
Ferrule: Mild steel & Black G-10
Handle: Green Linen Micarta

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Koa Sparrow Hawk
Steel: Hand-sanded O1
Overall Length: 8.5 inches
Blade Length: 3.875 inches
Ferrule: Penned bronze & Black G-10
Handle: Curly Koa

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The ferrule of the Koa Sparrow Hawk has a penned bronze face.

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Sparrow Hawks are thin, light and fast.

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Hope to see you in Kansas City.

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Lydia McGhee (the wife)
 
Sweet little knives! I like the bronze and koa one myself.
 
Love these! Green micarta all the way. :thumbup:
 
Very nice Scott , congrats for this new model ...:thumbup:
Personally I am delighted to have met you here Scott, because your work is exeptionnel ...
that does not have Guinea Hog Forge can not understand the pleasure of having one in hand
 
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These are sweet :thumbup: Funny to me that though I would normally favor the Koa - I really really like the Green Sparrow Hawk - blade and especially the mild steel & Black G-10 ferrule. Nicely done!
 
Thanks everyone. I am rather partial to the Green Sparrow Hawk myself. It just screams to be used in the field.
 
I can't decide which configuration I like more... Either way it looks like a pretty awesome EDC to me. It looks really comfortable in the hand
 
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