Amsterdam Meet 2016 Report of Spyderco Prototypes

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Re: Amsterdam Meet 2016 Report of Spyderco Prototypes

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Mr Blonde wrote:More to come tomorrow...
I must admit that I am clenching my teeth a bit, but I am patient, I think?... :)
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The Bradley is superb! That's the one I want the most. I'm a sucker for clean designs.
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Now we're talking :D

Bradley TAC 1 is AWSOME. A must have for me. Great job.
Magnitude will be also excelent after some Rubicon 2 treatment ;)
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Re: Amsterdam Meet 2016 Report of Spyderco Prototypes

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Tac 1 is a must have!!!!
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Best of Show!

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Hi Folks!


Ok guys, it's official:

Bradley TAC 1s is the Best of Show. Plain & Simple. :cool:

Well, so far... :D
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This thread is sure making it hard on a guy who's trying to moderate his Spyderco spending. It's like dangling bacon in front of a hungry bear.

Maybe the Tac 1 should be renamed the Gayle Bradley Bacon :D The Magnitude is Bacon too.
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Bradley TAC 1 looks awesome!! I'd love it even more if it wasn't a flipper but we can't have everything.
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Out of the very few so far that I like.. Wonder how many of those are with-in my budget??? John
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man, i think i like the lines on this Spydie Tac 1 better than the custom Bradley! wasn't expecting my lust level for this knife to be so high...
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I think I can hear my wallet whimpering in my pocket.....
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RamZar wrote:Wow to Gayle Bradley TAC 1s with 3.66" blade of CPM-M4, weighing just 3.52 ounces and made in Taiwan!
Did I miss where blade steel info come from?
Blade shape is great. I never was a fan of GB1, but I like GB2 much more. TAC is even better. I can only wish that I would have G10 scales, even the texture on Titanium look great.
Very attractive knife.
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I am sorry if this is a stupid question, but is it ok to share a pic or two on Swedish forum?
(goes without saying it would be "as is" with nothing Photoshopped, name intact etc.)
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That Bradley was a cool piece. Especially that orange-skin-like Ti. Cool-cool-cool!!! What I did not like was how far the flipper is placed backwards. It kind of blocked chocking up the blade close when you have do precise cutting.
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Larry_Mott wrote:I am sorry if this is a stupid question, but is it ok to share a pic or two on Swedish forum?
(goes without saying it would be "as is" with nothing Photoshopped, name intact etc.)
From the first post in the thread:
Mr Blonde wrote:Please feel free to re-post and share these images and information. If you’d like to edit these images, try to make it clear that these are either concept models, production prototypes or production samples. I add this information in the images, to make clear that these knives aren’t available yet. I’d also appreciate a source credit for the images. And if you’d like to use these images for commercial purposes, please contact me first.
Sounds like you're good to share. :)
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You guys have good reason to be stoked for that Bradley Flipper. I've been rocking one for 6 or 8 months and it is an awesome knife! Carries thinner than the Delica and has a good bit more blade. That design is a total homerun!
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Pretty cool that they managed to throw a lanyard hole on the production model too!
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I like the orange peel texture on the metallic scales...are they stainless or Ti?

So far, the Ouroboros & 40AnnvNative are must buys for me....Where is the Native on preorder at?
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paladin wrote:I like the orange peel texture on the metallic scales...are they stainless or Ti?

So far, the Ouroboros & 40AnnvNative are must buys for me....Where is the Native on preorder at?
Knifecenter has it up for pre-order as well as many others. :)
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By the Matrix... the GB Tac 1 flipper looks like a masterpiece. Would probably work quite well as a non-flipper as well.

The long flipper tab makes for a nice guard, but also a bracing point as a forward finger choil.
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Surfingringo wrote:You guys have good reason to be stoked for that Bradley Flipper. I've been rocking one for 6 or 8 months and it is an awesome knife! Carries thinner than the Delica and has a good bit more blade. That design is a total homerun!
Can't quite remember off-hand, but is yours is on phosphor bronze washers?

The custom 4.25" and the 3.45" versions rides on ball bearing washers according to KC.
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