Hawkbill

[Therom]

hawksbill may not be the most versatile blade shape but after using an Emerson Elvia I find them very useful on a lot of basic EDC uses

 

[brownshoe]

Hawkbill knives are not considered weapons in some jurisdiction since they aren’t stabbers and hence not a “dirk or dagger.”

 

[tiguy7]

Here is a Camillus CUDA serrated Hawkbill shown with a Buck 110 serrated Drop Point.

 

[Williamrage]

I'm definitely a hawkbill guy. I use it for everything!! I keep my buck knife with me too, in case there's something my hawk won't cover. Hasn't happened yet, but anything ia possible.
I've tried leaving it at home, but start going thru withdrawals. I can't walk out the door without it.

 

[Crag the Brewer]

I've never used a hawkbill but do have this one. Made by Kit Carson Stellite blade.

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I don't know anything about them, but
That's a Pretty knife.

 

[DaveHS]

The traditional hawks are pretty sweet too. Super useful. Especially when pruning and cutting herbs

 

[acaptainnn]

Here is my NEW hawkbill. Bought here and made by: New River Knife Works David Mary .

 

[Mick Boardman]

Here is my NEW hawkbill. Bought here and made by: New River Knife Works David Mary .
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Nice knife but it looks closer to being a crowbill.

 

[mitchnola]

My only hawkbill. Or at least a hybrid type of hawkbill. This one has become one of my favorite knives because of the blade. It’s almost like a multi tool with all the potential uses. Like scraping/prying with the front edge, pulling trim nails with the half round notch by the tip and opening paint cans/bottle opener where the fuller ends. It actually pierces a lot better than you would think as well.

 

[jmh33]

 

[Mk-211]

Mother and child.

 

[Bobthebrewer]

I have one, it has already bitten me but that was operator error. Was

 

[DaveHS]