Grit Knives
The_Operator
The_Operator
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Meet the Operator. Think of it as a precision hunting knife that never gets dull. Well, technically it does, but that's the beauty of replaceable blades. When the edge starts giving up, swap in a fresh blade and you're right back in business.
Built around a titanium alloy handle, a #60 carbon steel blade, smooth ball-bearing flipper action, and a reliable liner lock, the Operator is designed for controlled, precise cutting. It's not a pry bar, and it's not here to split firewood. Think fine detail work, field dressing, and those jobs where having a ridiculously sharp blade makes all the difference.
It also comes with a handmade leather sheath to keep the knife and replacement blades together. Because there's nothing worse than having a sharp blade and no idea where you put the extras.
Product:Â The_Operator
Drop:GRT-072
Specifications
Mechanism:Â Liner Lock
Action:Â Ball bearing assisted flipper
Features
Handle Finish: / Laser Engraved
Blade Style/ Replaceable
Clip Type:Â Standard
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Use:Â Â Every Day, Hunting
Changing the Blade
Materials
Materials
Blade Steel: #60 carbon steel
Handle Material: Titanium alloy
Dimensions
Dimensions
Blade Length: 2.2" | 5.6cm
Open Length: 6.5" | 16.51
Closed Length: 3.67" | 9.33cm
Handle Thickness: 0.33" | 0.87cm
Weight: 50g | 1.6oz
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
KNIVES ARE DESIGNED FOR CUTTING
Don’t throw, pound, pry or chop with a knife. It’s not safe and if you damage the knife using it that way, it may void the warranty. Strong impact or twisting can also damage your knife or worse, cause an injury. If you have a locking blade, always check that the locking mechanism is in working order before you use it.
Store your knife in a dry place, out of the sheath. Lightly wipe the blade with clean oil two to three times a year to keep rust from starting. You may need to oil more often if you live near water.  Cleaning and caring for your knife will maintain performance and enhance the life your knife.
If you find the metal has a blue, grey or black color, it is a sign of oxidation and a precursor of rust.  Stainless steel does not discolor easily. If you do notice a change in the color of the metal, clean it immediately. It’s a sign of rust waiting to happen.Â
 Discoloration is common to non-stainless steel. But regular cleaning will keep the metal from rusting.
