3 vs 3 Mil?

I can't see any difference spec to spec on the site- maybe a more seasoned pro will chime in.

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3
O.A Length: 8 5/16" (Standard Model)
O.A. Length: 8 3/16" (Modified Pommel)
Cutting Edge length: 3 3/8"
O.A. Blade Length: 3 7/8"
Maximum thickness: 1/8"
Weight: 5.2 ounces (Knife Only)
Weight: 9.3 ounces (Knife and Sheath)
1095 Steel - 57 Rc.
Serial Number On Pommel
Standard Equipment: Sheath, MOLLE Locks and Boot Clip
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3-mil
Blade Steel: 1095 Carbon Steel
Heat Treat: 56-58 RC.
Handle Material: Canvas Micarta
Handle Screws: Stainless Steel (Black Oxide)
Glass Breaker Pommel (Sharpened)
Thumb Grippers On Spine
Blade Finish: Textured Black Powder Coat
Maximum Blade Thickness: .125”
Grind: Full Flat. O.A Length: 8.31"
Cutting Edge length: 3.38"
O.A. Blade Length: 3.88"
Weight: 5.2 ounces (Knife Only)
Weight: 9.3 ounces (Knife w/ Sheath and MOLLE Back)
Serial Number On Pommel
Standard Equipment: Foliage Green sheath, MOLLE Back, MOLLE Locks, Boot Clip, Paracord Lanyard and Cord Lock.
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Differences:

-Handle Material: i prefer the canvas micarta of the 3 mil
-Glass Breaker: the 3 mil has a breaker where the steel is exposed and not fully coated, also this one is more pointy. (still absolutely safe for hands)
-sheath: Mil contains every sheth options that ESEE offer \plastic sheth, molle back, boot clip, para cord and cord lock, pair of molle locks\

I think the 3 mil is an absolutely modular knife system , so i would suggest to take that. The extra 5$ does not really drag your wallet imo.
 
The two members above gave excellent explanations but if you still want more info you can check under the old FAQ sticky by searching for it.
 
Faq is in the esee general info sticky. If you read on the esee site it explains the difference also. In the text below the info chris posted on the esee site. I would quote it but i am in the car on my phone right now.
 
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