PM2 vs gayle bradley

If you were talking the GB I would say get the PM2 as the GB has nothing to keep your precious fingers from sliding onto the blade during hard or wet use. But talking about the GB2 then I would try and hold each in your hand and buy the one I liked based on that. The GB2 is interesting, isn't it?
 
It's interesting to me how the Gayle Bradley 2 gets so many positive comments and the knife hasn't even been offered for sale yet.
 
with all things considered,i think it comes down to the steel you like!i own PM2's and its S30V is grate,no problems to sharpen vary light for its size and i often carry it as a EDC, not to long ago i picked up a GB 1) bin carrying it most of the time now,what a sweet knife and built like a tank,i don't have any problems with the M4 ether as i just wipe it down at the end of the day,i like it so much' i found another GB 1) now i'm the proud owner of two of them! it really is a work house of a knife,and i didn't see much improvement in the newer GB 2)! its going to be up to you,there are a whole lot of guys that own both,so just pick what you like and can't go bad with ether knife.
 
Lee48 said:
It's interesting to me how the Gayle Bradley 2 gets so many positive comments and the knife hasn't even been offered for sale yet.
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I must admit, I am very giddy and excited for it.

It has to be attributed largely because of the GB1's reputation.
 
Stays Sharp said:
I must admit, I am very giddy and excited for it.

It has to be attributed largely because of the GB1's reputation.
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Me too!

There's a lot going for it: GB1 history, Spyderco's reputation, Gayle Bradley's reputation, Taichung's reputation, etc.

The shape is very familiar, and more mainstream than most of Spyderco's offerings to date, and I think most people who have seen the photos don't have problems foreseeing how they would carry and use it in light of the above.
 
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