A Flock of QSP Knives; Parrot, Hawk, and Osprey Review

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[therealdarcman]

This is great review comparison. I think one thing that is worth pointing out is that the copper scales do add a fairly significant weight increase. It might not be a big deal, but compered to just about all other scales the copper is heavier. Weight wise it might be a little less than a couple OZ, but it could mean 40% or 50% heavier

[jayandrusiak]

Thanks for the review, that last one is beautiful I think I’m going to get it.

[StormSpider-iwuz]

The handle on the osprey looks amazing. It's a shame they don't have a similar one available for the hawk.

[mattharvey]

Trying to decide between this one or the Penguin to get as my first QSP budget knife.

[c.risnercutlery]

I really enjoyed watching this video! I would love to see a two or three penguin review. Their new titanium frag models are very well made and they sell good too.

[Jr-Mz]

I really like the Parrot, i have one that i do use very often and for the price it has not disappointed. The Hawk and Osprey are on my wishlist! Thank you for the look on all 3 models👍

[wigglywrigglydoo]

I'm pretty sure that the jimping on the flipper tab is meant to be used as a jimping when it becomes a finger choil after the deployment. The Hawk feels awesome, I think QSP designed it just like how the Gayle Bradley 2 was designed, to be used, and not really for fidgeting.