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I know you have already decided on the GB2 but this old video may bring some extra points to the knife. It is referring to the original Bradley Folder but it is still applicable to the GB2.

Welcome Erica.

Another vote for the GB2.

The liners while they are proud of the scales are not sharp in any way. The edges are smooth and rounded.

The M4 steel is a workhorse.

If an integral lock is part of the frame then does it matter if the frame is one piece or two? Either way it’s an integral lock.

Okay I see what you are talking about. Integral takes on a different meaning depending on the application.






Apollo said;


“Just think about it they can easily make intergral framelocks. (Something even taichung can not handle)”


So, I am looking at my Brad Southard flipper and wondering ...

Apollo said;


“Just think about it they can easily make intergral framelocks. (Something even taichung can not handle)”


So, I am looking at my Brad Southard flipper and wondering about your statement. I wouldn’t dismiss Taichung all that easily.

This is one attractive design. If I were to get one I would think about removing the clip. For me it actually takes away from the design of the knife.

Sounds like a good project for a Mule.

That description reads like AI or something wrote it. Horrible grammar and so many odd errors.

Titanium anodized tweezers?

Did you replace the screws back in their original positions?

Wartstein wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 31, 2025 12:43 am

OnEdge wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2025 11:28 am

...Who’s in favor....

I am on favor for any and more high quality linerlock Spydies.

Something like this would fit the bill.


https://www.arizonacustomknives.com/products/358948/

I love wharncliffe blades. I’ve used my Air for everything from opening parcels to digging a splinter out of a finger. That particular knife has a nice fine point for that.

Rinsing the knife will help avoid salt buildup. If you work on the oceans you will get salt buildup in and on everything. A fresh water rinse is what I used for years and that was almost 50 years ago. Most knives were not stainless then. I had no rust issues then so I can only imagine how these salt ...

That was a great review by Erica and she put that knife through things many of us might not do with ours. It’s good to see reviews like this after real world experience.

Doc Dan wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 22, 2025 10:25 pm

Thanks for posting, Gernot. I'm kinda diggin' the Slym (sp?) and the Millie 2 Salt.

That Slym is a good looking knife. You don’t mess around with Slym. Reminds me of a song way back.

In the mid 70’s when I was serving in the military I bought a Gerber folding sportsman. That knife served me well throughout my Coast Guard years and beyond. In those times the Gerbers and the Bucks were the more commonly purchased knives at the PX.

Twenty five years later I bought a Spyderco ...

Note on the Edgerati how the scale pattern implies a saw tooth on the blade edge.

Seems like a prime opportunity to put in a shameless plug for Centofante 3 & 4 sprint runs in micarta and Cru-Wear with a copper spyder. Hollow grind, of coarse. Maybe one in double red micarta and one in Denim blue micarta.

I regularly pack a ZDP-189 Dragonfly with solid copper scales from ...

I hope she stops by. She can add another dimension to the conversation.