He said in most recent live on youtube that the website is not really ready quite yet. Although it does look like it's making progress.
I think as far as Medford pricing goes it's fairly reasonable. I like the Broadway and the Lombard looks interesting. I am curious to see if they have a glass breaker on the back or not. I have owned a few Medford knives and an American Service Knife, all have been excellent. Also Greg is a great guy and he probably has the best customer service in the game.
His heat treatment is solid, and in my experience his grinds have always been good. It will undoubtably be a solid blade, and a solid locking mechanism. I am not so sure that everyone will be happy with a backlock as the only choice of mechanism, I sort of wish they were liner locks. Backlocks are solid and have some of the strongest locks in the game however, so I don't see that as entirely a bad thing.
Medford hardly does sheepsfoot but it would've been cool to see one of these with a bladeshape like on his Nosferatu flipper.
All in all I'll probably buy one eventually. Haven't had a bad experience with Medford knives. My Praetorian Slim Flipper has been my favorite knife for awhile now. I am more attracted to the mainline Medford Knife and Tool line however. The cheaper options with the Main Street Knives seem like a good option, especially if they come with a warranty like Medford.
There is a lot of competition at this price point coming from all sides, TRM, Spyderco, Protech, etc. I am a bit worried that they may be passed up for other options because of the rougher looking finish.
