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Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
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ArtisanCutlery Megahawk Flipper Knife 3.62" Stonewashed D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Gray Aluminum Handles with Carbon Fiber Inlays, Liner Lock - 1809P-GCF
Part #: ACU1809PGCF | Artisan Cutlery
Description
ACU1809PGCF: ArtisanCutlery Megahawk 1809P-GCF Flipper Knife, Gray Aluminum Handles with Carbon Fiber Inlays
ArtisanCutlery
ArtisanCutlery has paired an angular design with outstanding comfort to bring you the Megahawk knife series. Featuring a D2 tool steel Wharncliffe blade for ease of cutting and a liner lock, the Megahawk is perfect for use as your everyday carry knife. It comes with aluminum handles fitted with carbon fiber inlays to provide an excellent hand fit. The knife also has a stainless steel pocket clip that is set up for tip-down left and tip-up right carry options. It's a fantastic quality knife that ArtisanCutlery is proud to present to you.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.62" (92.0 mm)
- Cutting Edge: 3.62" (92.0 mm)
- Closed Length: 5.04" (128.0 mm)
- Overall Length: 8.66" (220.0 mm)
- Blade Material: D2 Tool Steel
- Blade Thickness: 0.15" (3.8 mm)
- Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
- Blade Style: Wharncliffe
- Blade Finish: Stonewash
- Blade Grind: Flat
- Handle Material: Gray Aluminum with Carbon Fiber Inlays
- Handle Thickness: 0.53" (13.5 mm)
- Locking Mechanism: Liner
- Pivot Assembly: Ceramic Ball Bearing
- Pocket Clip: Tip-Up Right and Tip-Down Left Carry
- Weight: 5.9 oz.
- Made in China
UPC Code: 193125001165
Related Categories
Artisan Cutlery, Artisan Cutlery Megahawk Folding Knives Series, D2 Blade Steel, Aluminum Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Liner Locks
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