Byrd Raven 2 Liner Lock Knife Black G-10 (3.5" Satin) BY08GP2
About Byrd Raven 2 Liner Lock Knife Black G-10 (3.5" Satin) BY08GP2
An updated Raven 2 has made its way here and the results of the second generation of this pocket-size EDC is nothing short of stellar. Updates to the original MODel include a full-flat ground, premium Carpenter CTS-BD1 steel blade with a 0.150" thick for added strength. The handle maintains the skeletonized stainless steel liners and LinerLock tab with fine textured black G-10 putting your hand in control of the blade. An open-build on the handle makes it easy to keep your knife clean and the reversible tip-up carry clip makes it easy to keep your Byrd Crow in tow all the time.
Byrd Raven 2 Liner Lock Knife Black G-10 (3.5" Satin) BY08GP2 For Sale
Most Popular Folding Knives
Fox Knives Marina Tedesca
The Fox Sailing knife is outfitted with a slip joint stainless steel... read more
Fox Knives Sierra Tactical Rescue
The Sierra Tactical Rescue knife is a proficient knife, with features that... read more
Fox Knives BF-73
This Blackfox folding knife offers a durable design, built to withstand your... read more
Victorinox One Hand Sentinel
The Victorinox Sentinel knife. Functionality meets accessibility with contoured, no-slip handles, handy... read more
Fox Knives Advance Combat Diver
The A.C.D. (Advance Combat Diver) knife is a liner lock folding knife... read more
$97.00
$67.90
$67.90
Specifications |
|||
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Byrd | ||
| Category | Folding Knives | ||
| Overall Length | 7.875" | ||
| Blade Length | 3.50" | ||
| Cutting Edge | 2.875" | ||
| Blade Thickness | 0.15" | ||
| Blade Material | CTS BD1 | ||
| Blade Style | Drop Point | ||
| Blade Grind | Flat | ||
| Finish | Satin | ||
| Edge Type | Plain | ||
| Handle Length | 4.50" | ||
| Handle Material | G-10 | ||
| Color | Black | ||
| Frame/Liner | Stainless Steel | ||
| Weight | 4.08 oz. | ||
| User | Right Hand | ||
| Pocket Clip | Tip-Up | ||
| Knife Type | Manual | ||
| Opener | Thumb Hole | ||
| Lock Type | Liner Lock | ||
| Model | Raven | ||
| Model Number | BY08GP2 | ||
| Country of Origin | China | ||
| Best Use | Everyday Carry | ||
| Product Type | Knife | ||
Daily Deals
Byrd Raven 2 Liner Lock Knife Black G-10 (3.5" Satin) BY08GP2 Questions and Answers
No Questions Yet.
Ratings and Reviews
Bang For The Buck
This Byrd model is great bang for the buck. A budget priced piece with every option but a deep carry clip, back grip, front grip, 4-way clip, great edge, solid, and awesome handle texture.
Good value
Hands down better budget Spyderco option than the Tenacious. Better steel and I feel the lockup is tighter.
Fit and finish on my knife is excellent. Deployment could be smoother but for the price I feel like it's a great value.
Great knife for the money
Fit and finish about there with my other Spyderco knives, you can't really go wrong with BD1 steel, as for the loosening pivot, I found that if you press the side of the blade against a table you can lock the free spinning pivot in place to tighten it.
Good knife big issues.
I got this guy a bit back and figured I'd write a review here.
EDIT: Revised in light of current circumstances. When I purchased this it was $35 now it's $60 I can't recommend this knife at that price.
Positives: Good steel, great general ergonomics, Spyderco design is pretty obvious here if you like it this is a positive if not well not so much, Byrd eye hole can…
read more
still do all the Spyder hole tricks, lock up was solid, blade was good and pretty out the box.
Cons: Mine had an unimpressive detent not bad enough to worry me in the pocket or inhibit me from flicking the knife open with the hole, but weak enough that I can flick it open with no use of the thumb hole and just wrist 100% consistently which for me is a small negative. Fit and finish was not on point for me the thumb hole was sharp managed to make myself bleed under my thumbnail once before I just took a dremel to it to fix that. Also the lock bar was badly designed it stuck out too far after the end of the scales so it poked my hand uncomfortably and I found the jimping and 90 degree angle on it to be unnecessary and rough so that got a visit from the sanding wheel as well. Last issue was a squeaking noise that I believe was off the detent out of the box this went away with time and playing with the action as well as oil but it was definitely annoying until it did.
Having done the things I did I think it's a 4 or a 4.5 knife and recommend it but out of the box it's not perfect at least for me.
Great knife
Just received my Byrd Raven 2 today and have to say the knife is very impressive out of the box. I had heard there were issues with the fit and finish but the knife I received appears to be every bit as good as my other Spyderco knives. The edge is hair popping sharp and I'm looking forward to using the CTS BD1 blade. This is my first Byrd knife but definitely not the last. And… read more as always Blade HQ makes the online purchase a breeze.
Great work knife
I carry this knife in uniform(Army) Good steel for the money. Mine is pretty smooth, but I am thinking about ordering phosphor bronze washers to upgrade this knife.
Great knife!
This is my third Byrd knife. The first was a Cara with the FRN scales that IMO are too flimsy, so I gave it to a friend. The second was a Crossbill which like the Raven 2 is an incredible knife for the money. Listen folks, for less than $50 bucks you can not go wrong with this knife. The fit and finish is excellent and the CTI-BD1 blade is razor sharp out of the box. Forget eBay… read more and Amazon and go with a reputable dealer to be sure you're getting the real deal. Blade HQ, as always offers outstanding customer service and value.
A tank of a knife, but rough G-10 and blade hitting liner now
It just feels beefy. With a 0.15" blade thickness, you feel like it can handle anything. However, that blade thickness does get in the way of some cutting and makes the knife quite heavy. Some trade-offs there.
I still love mine though. I've had it for about 7 months and have gotten a lot of use out of it. I've only made one adjustment, which is that I've sanded down the…
read more
area where the clip touches the G-10 just to keep it from destroying my pants because the clip is a bit tight and the G-10 is a bit rough.
One major problem though, after 7 months of carry and use, the blade has become so off-center that it is hitting the liner on one side. The knife does have an adjustable pivot, but the other side just seems to spin freely so I can't actually tighten it (or unscrew it for that matter). It's served its time well, and I loved it for the past 7 months, but there really isn't much I can do now but retire it.