If it would come in FFG,
Buy a Stretch.
The Hollow Grind on the GB works just fine.
Anyone tried a forced patina w the m4 ? I'm definitely interested in doing it but just wanted to make sure it was possible
I have...... I took my GB2 apart and let the blade sit in an orange first, and then in some white vinegar and got a pretty even patina on mine
I'll see if I can't dig them up. I have since sold itCan you post pictures?
That looks nice. Good jobhttp://i.imgur.com/gKMCCy1.jpg this is my modified gb2 .I ground away some of the c.f. so it's easier to close. Also this is my first pic I've even uploaded on bf
Thx man I am amazed by this knife . Everything about it is amazing . I might like it better than my manixThat looks nice. Good job
The GB's are my favorite Spydies.Thx man I am amazed by this knife . Everything about it is amazing . I might like it better than my manix
If it would come in FFG, then I would consider it. Evrything else is good and M4 is great. Need more blades in M4
Probably so, and it'll usually keep its edge longer when constantly used.Just sharpened m4 for the first time ... wow sharp! This might be sharper than cpm 154
You could always have it reground to a FFG by Big Chris, or some of the other pros that regrind blades.
Updated pictures of my reground Gayle Bradley. No forced patina, just plenty of use. The reground section is slowly but surely getting its patina going.
I'm pretty sure he just reground it to a deeper hollow. You can actually regrind them to a full height flat grind. I've had that don't to some of my knives, to include the Pacific Salt among them. My Gayle Bradley 1 was reground similar to the pictured regrind, but with the hollow raised up some and the edge brought down around .007" or so.
I'm pretty sure he just reground it to a deeper hollow. You can actually regrind them to a full height flat grind. I've had that don't to some of my knives, to include the Pacific Salt among them. My Gayle Bradley 1 was reground similar to the pictured regrind, but with the hollow raised up some and the edge brought down around .007" or so.