Some pictures of the Bradley alone and amongst some siblings

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Great pics! I actually think I like the Sage I better than the Bradley. I guess because it's lighter.
 
The more I see this knife the more I can't resist it. I think I'm going to order one today.
 
My GB just arrived.

My initial impression after opening the box and examining this knife.

:eek::eek:

My impression after deploying the blade four or five times.

:):)

My impression after slipping it into my pocket.

:D:D

My overall feeling about the knife.

:thumbup::thumbup:

Now, as yet it has seen no use. I normally carry a ZTMUDD for work, and it has seen the seamy underbelly of hell. But, it isn't a pretty knife.

This, however, is a pretty knife, and while I'm pretty sure it can take hard use, psychologically, it's hard for me to use a pretty knife hard.

So this one may just see pocket carry for EDC. I really like it. I have a couple other, larger Spyderco models such as a Police and a Superhawk. Neither of those knives deploys the blade as smoothly and as satisfyingly (I guess that's a legit word) as this GB does.

I like the blade shape, the fit and finish, the heft, the handle, and everything.

And all at a decent price. I hope like crazy this model and similarly made and priced models continue to be introduced by Spyderco.

:)

Andy
 
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