Handle chamfering on Military vs. PM2?

[Dadpool]

For folks who own/have handled both, how would you compare the chamfering on the edges of the handle of the Military (G10 with current CQI) to the Para Military 2?

I've owned a PM2 and I found the edges of the handles uncomfortably "sharp," particularly when bearing down on the knife to cut. I've never owned a Military, but in photos it appears that the edges are more chamfered than the PM2's handle. If they are, that moves the Millie to my buy-and-try list (I don't think there's anywhere near me that stocks them, or I'd go that route).

If you can help, thanks in advance!

 

[anycal]

Doesn't seem like much, but the Military is way more comfortable, especially with a firm grip. And PM2 is my favorite...

 

[Dadpool]

Doesn't seem like much, but the Military is way more comfortable, especially with a firm grip. And PM2 is my favorite...

Nice pic, thank you!

That looks like juuust the right amount of difference. The Millie appears to be about as chamfered as the Manix 2 G10, which I found incredibly comfortable.

 

[skwurll]

I prefer no chamfering on the PM2. It's all subjective, i guess. Some of the the earlier Para's I've owned had a bit of chamfering.

 

[NoFair]

It only takes a coupe of minutes with wet/dry sandpaper to fix the PM2. Do it wet to avoid G10 dust which isn't too healthy to inhale.

 

[Dadpool]

It only takes a coupe of minutes with wet/dry sandpaper to fix the PM2. Do it wet to avoid G10 dust which isn't too healthy to inhale.

I'm not that coordinated/too worried about messing up a nice knife.

 

[Sergeua]

Very good and comfortable knife.
Great balance, no play and free drop.
Liner lock is the way to go on it.

 

[NoFair]

I'm not that coordinated/too worried about messing up a nice knife.

If you remove the clip and do it slowly there really isn't much that can go wrong..