Comparing Ez Opens
Right after I listed the Weaver Easy Opens, I had someone request a side view to see just how high the blade rose above the body of the knife. For reference, here's one of original EZ open 25's and a 56 Weaver EZ.
You'll also get an idea of how gentle the 'hook' is on the hawkbill. Below you can see that the profile of the blade almost perfectly follows the profile of the Barlow but just extends a bit further and rises accordingly.
You'll also get an idea of how gentle the 'hook' is on the hawkbill. Below you can see that the profile of the blade almost perfectly follows the profile of the Barlow but just extends a bit further and rises accordingly.
Posted by Greg at 5/5/2011 7:25 PM 
Categories: New Great Eastern Knives, barlow #25
Tags: 25 Barlow Hawkbill Weaver Jack
Categories: New Great Eastern Knives, barlow #25
Tags: 25 Barlow Hawkbill Weaver Jack
Great comparision pics. Thanks. What handle material is on the weaver jack? Doesn't look like rust red micarta...
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I have to agree, that comparison puts everything on the knife into prospective. Thank you
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Could you please show a pic of the Northfield 2 bladed version closed?
Many thanks.
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Sorry for the delay getting back to you. Here's one next to one of the #25 EZ opens for comparison.
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Thanks for the shot, I'm brooding over the Bone version of the Norhfield....
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