GiantMouse GM3...SEXY!

Adam,

Please - Your pics are WAY nicer and actually capture the true color of the knife. It looks like this fits nicely in your collection, too!

I forgot to mention that mine came hair-popping sharp as well!
 
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I really like the look of that knife, would like to handle one of them.
 
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You guys are killin' me here.

Great pics all, and thanks for posting your impressions.
 
Nick Shabazz did a live unboxing and disassembly, and the action looks promising. I would definitely consider one used if they start trading for under msrp down the line. if they get too rare and start selling for a premium, definitely not though
 
So far so good (perfect).. I can't find anything wrong with this knife. My only concern is hoping the Ti versions sell out quick so I don't get one of those too. The styling ques of traditional and modern work well on the GMP3. Hopefully Giantmouse continues that trend because I really like it.

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Just listed my Ti on the exchange, and yes I WILL ship to Canada.

While the knife is absolutely stellar, I'm just a Sebenza kind of guy, so I thought I'd pass this gorgeous piece on at a bit of a discount for those who were thinking about picking one up, or for our Canadian brothers who couldn't get one at all.

Again I was nothing but impressed by the knife, but I'm just a bigger CRK fan than I am a flipper fan!

Feel free to PM me with any questions about the knife though!
 
Glock Guy said:
Just listed my Ti on the exchange, and yes I WILL ship to Canada.

While the knife is absolutely stellar, I'm just a Sebenza kind of guy, so I thought I'd pass this gorgeous piece on at a bit of a discount for those who were thinking about picking one up, or for our Canadian brothers who couldn't get one at all.

Again I was nothing but impressed by the knife, but I'm just a bigger CRK fan than I am a flipper fan!

Feel free to PM me with any questions about the knife though!
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Cool move, Bro! Good to see it headed North!
 
I have a couple of random observations after carrying this knife all day. Bear with me; they're still taking form as I type them...

1. OK, don't roast me for what I'm about to say. When I hold this knife it feels like what a knife would feel like if Chris Reeves were to make a modern, titanium flipper. This isn't a statement about style or design or form, but a statement of the simple feel of quality and precision that a CRK brings. I'm not trying to contrast Anso/Voxnaes with Reeve either. I'm only trying to contrast the way I feel with a Sebbie or Inkosi in my hand with the way I feel with this GM3 in hand. There's a quiet satisfaction that I'm holding a tool that's a simple extension of myself.

Obviously, this knife will need to pass the test of time. I plan to disassemble and reassemble this weekend and that will be a huge test. I'm only saying...so far, so good. This knife feels really good in hand...in a way that few knives do.

There aren't many knives that give that feeling. This is one of them. I hope I didn't go all corny on everyone. And, as always, feelings are a personal thing. YMMV.

2. To those of you who have the Ti version; take it outside and look at the stonewash in the light of the sun. I have a bunch of Ti slab knives but none seem to exhibit the depth and character that the stonewash on these show. I have to wonder if this isn't a symptom of commercial pure grade 2 titanium vs. the normal grade 5 alloy we're all accustomed to? I'd appreciate anyone with knowledge of metallurgy to weigh in on this.

3. From the standpoint of an EDC choice, I think this knife might already be top 10. Not certain, too soon for a definite ranking, but it's promising.

If you've read this far...bless you! Go buy a lottery ticket!
 
Thickness behind the edge-bevel?

Also, the choil is quite large but looks to be too small for a choked grip?
 
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