Is benchmade going to answer to spyderco's s110v military?

Spyderco probably needs to answer spyderco first since the s110v para has been a slow release.:)
 
Benchmade doesn't need to "answer" Spyderco's Military in super-hard, hard-to-sharpen, more-brittle-than-anything-Benchmade-uses S110V. They already have the Contego in CPM-M4 and M390. If anything, the Military in S110V is Spyderco's "answer" to the Contego.

Stays Sharp said:
Nah, BM is fine with their steels.

Upgrading their 154CM to CPM154 would be awesome though.
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Amen!

filtrum said:
nice.

about m4 - i really don't like that coating not a bit.

the problem for me that i don't like that blue handle, i will tell the main problem below...
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RIT dye to the rescue!

IS D2 a choice for edc at all? i mean, all those hard-use tests one can find on vininull's channel show d2 as an unbeatable cut-the-wall-and-get-out adamantium among most popular widely spreaded steels, which can chop just about anything, but doesn't it mean it can't be as good as others, i mean it can't be best at everything at the same time! and it rusts as m4, i had pvd coated d2 blade as additional knife, i used it for cases where you know you will hit some metal or stone with edge, getting it damaged. and pvd just couldn't help with that rust under it.
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D2 is just fine for EDC. I carried a 51 Morpho with a satin finish D2 blade on a regular basis when I owned the knife. Not a bit of rust on it. There are plenty of Infidels and mini-Infidels out there with uncoated blades that are just fine.
 
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