M4 The Bradley or the M4/Ti Millie

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Ive got an m4/ti Millie on preorder. I read sooo many great things about the

GB on this forum and the Gen. Discussion. My question is...is the m4/ti millie

worth $70 or so more than the GB. I know the millie has a longer ffg blade,

ti on 1 side, has a longer handle. I have several ti frame locks now...just

nothing in m4. If you could only have 1 which would it be the GB or the millie

for $70 plus dollars more?
 
If I were you I'd stick with the M4 Military for now. Wait till you get it in hand, and see if you really like it. I have a feeling the GB will be around for a while. If you don't like the Military, I'm positive you could sell it for what you will pay, or a little more than you will pay for it. That's what I would do.

Canis
 
The M4 Military has pre-orders filled last year, the Gayle Bradley is available anytime, the rarity factor is worth thinking about.

I would definitely keep the Military on order, as it will be considered a "legend" amongst other Military's and knives.
 
The Millie is in a whole different league then the GB and for only $70 more you get made in USA golden goodness !
 
I like the GB better personally but I would stick with the Military for now. It is going to be an expensive folder on the secondary market so you might as well check it out first and then decide if you want to pass on it. You definitely will be able to sell it for what you paid for it so you won't lose anything on it.

If you stick around this website the sickness will grow and you will own both eventually. The GB isn't that expensive so you can always pick it up later on.
 
The M4 Millie is one of the hottest Spydies ever and a limited release. You can get a Bradley any day of the week. Besides if you cancel yr order you lose your deposit. This is a no-brainer if there ever was one.
 
Buffalohump said:
The M4 Millie is one of the hottest Spydies ever and a limited release. You can get a Bradley any day of the week. Besides if you cancel yr order you lose your deposit. This is a no-brainer if there ever was one.
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That really sums it up, IMO.
 
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