GT Knives

Hi All, I've ordered 2 GT manual knives from Brownell's
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(the gunsmith supply people) at clearance prices. I've handled one at a local gun/knife shop and was very impressed wiyh the overall quality and ergonomics.
Any comments from GT owners, pro or con?
 
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I have a couple of the full size GT autos. They are excellent knives. Definately under rated and overlooked here on the forum. Great auto for the money.

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Dennis Bible

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I'll have to admit being the Microtech fanatic that I am I do carry the mini GT on my keychain. A very nice and small auto that locks up solid. The good thing about it is that you must depress the button quite aways to get the blade to fire. A great little knife that is definitely overlooked.
 
I have three GT knives and all are well-constructed-good attention to detail, fit and finish. No problems with any of them.

The folks at their company are also a pleasure to deal with when you call them.

Not many models to choose from, but what they do they do well.

Daniel

 
But where can you get a manual model when shopping on the net? Haven't found any yet.

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Cousin Cinnamon,
Never realized you were Swedish. My heritage is Swedish, (surname: Sederholm). Tell my ancestors "hi" for me.
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I agree with Dennis that GT knives are overlooked and are really fine knives. Their full size knives' "button/pivot pin" locks are trick and reliable. The late James Mattis told me a few years ago about their then new mini-auto. It has since been my, (and was James'), favorite mini or "California" auto. Cousin, go to www.gtknives.com which is their homepage. I believe you can purchase their knives there or they will direct you to who can.
 
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