Spyderco Gayle Bradley 2

I found this in stock online and called to cancel my pre-order from another site. Apparently mine shipped today already.
 
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Accelerator said:
Ok, I see pictures but no reports, reviews or first impressions. I can't wait to hear people's thoughts of this one.
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The knife is my new favourite. I have been carrying a SPyderco in some form everyday for at least the last 15 years and typically have a Sprint Run Manix 2 or Para 2 in my pocket. The quality of materials and construction is second to none in the knife world. I have never seen production folders that were "made" better than a Taichung Spyderco.

The knife feels perfect in my hand and I did not like the feel of the GB1 and never bought it because of that. I have an M4 Manix2 and CPM M4 is also a favourite of mine, I'm looking forward to this blade with a nice patina.

Feels perfect, I love the Gayle Bradley design and the ergonomics are excellent, coupled with Carbon Fiber scales and 3.5" CPM M4 blade it's a winner.

Cameron
 
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Ok, I see pictures but no reports, reviews or first impressions. I can't wait to hear people's thoughts of this one.
 
Awesome pics Cameron_!

I've heard that the original Gayle Bradley was a very smooth knife.

For those that have both, or that have at least tried the original, any thoughts on how this stacks up smoothness-wise?
 
Glock Guy said:
Awesome pics Cameron_!

I've heard that the original Gayle Bradley was a very smooth knife.

For those that have both, or that have at least tried the original, any thoughts on how this stacks up smoothness-wise?
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Anyone know if knifeworks has them. I pre-ordered it several months ago and am a little irked that other companies have them in stock but my order is still not available
 
I was happy to come across this knife (since I was interested in getting a folder from Spyderco). But sadly, I am not too fond of liner lock mechanism, which is featured for this knife. Did the original 1st version also feature liner locks?
 
Armenate said:
Anyone know if knifeworks has them. I pre-ordered it several months ago and am a little irked that other companies have them in stock but my order is still not available
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Sorry about the mistake. On a second view, it looks to be out of stock on Blade HQ.
 
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쌍칼잡이;15556016 said:
I was happy to come across this knife (since I was interested in getting a folder from Spyderco). But s\adly, I am not too fond of liner lock mechanism, which is featured for this knife. Did the original 1st version also feature liner locks?
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They both have thick liner locks, almost frame locks, under thin scales.
 
Ummmmm wait!! You got that thing wet??!?! I'm terrified to use my original for fear of rust or jacking it up. Sadly it's been a safe queen :-/
 
brvheart said:
Ummmmm wait!! You got that thing wet??!?! I'm terrified to use my original for fear of rust or jacking it up. Sadly it's been a safe queen :-/
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Wow, just wipe it off with an oil cloth afterwards. It's a production knife that's fairly reasonable. Use it
 
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