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Grant Hawk's answer to blade play: the Deadlock, a rotating collar that locks the blade with zero movement in any direction.
The Model C, machined to jewelry tolerances. A mechanism you feel before you understand it.
The Model C
Grant Hawk's Deadlock, deployed. Carbon fiber scales over tumbled titanium.
The Mark
The Hawk Knives medallion set into the show side of the handle.
In the hand
Open, the collar engages with a turn. No vertical play, no horizontal play, none.
The Blade
A spear-point blade, hand-finished and dead-center, set behind the Deadlock collar.
The Collar
A rotating collar drives a bolt into the blade, locking it solid against play in every direction.
The Profile
Closed, the Deadlock rides on its clip, flat and deliberate.
The Clip
A machined titanium pocket clip, finished surface for surface with the frame.
The Finish
Every surface considered. A knife built to be handled and kept.
In full
One object, set down and left alone.
Grant Hawk's Model C in full, machined to jewelry tolerances and locked solid in every direction.
Grant Hawk's locking mechanism: a rotating collar drives a bolt into the blade tang, eliminating play in every direction. Widely regarded as the most positive lock in a production folder.
Hawk Knives, the Hawk family of Idaho. The same lineage behind the Hawk Lock and the Ti-Lock that Chris Reeve Knives once produced.
Per the source listing, this knife is not available to residents of California or New York. We honor that restriction at checkout.
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