Military C36TIP

[tiguy7]

Technically speaking, the parts count is probably the same. The framelock trades the steel lockbar insert for the linerlock's liner lock leaf.

Not all Ti Millies have a lock bar insert.

 

[amen74]

I took a Saber ground ZDP blade and turned it into a chicken boner.

Ah, I see. How's that chicken boning working out for ya?

 

[10fingers]

Thanks for all the input guys :thumbup:

I went ahead and bought a G10 version. I just cannot justify the extra price for a heavier knife with slick grips when my standard military has served me well for years.

I did go with the coated blade to change it up a bit.. We'll see how well that holds up to my heavy cutting tasks at work

 

[tiguy7]

Ah, I see. How's that chicken boning working out for ya?

It makes a tight corner, and you don't have to sharpen it very often.View attachment 429331

 

[gooeytek]

I like to put together my own versions. Makes me want to carry and use them more.

 

[mark jeneson]

I've had my eye on one of these for awhile now. If you scour hard enough, there's still a few dealers that have them in stock. If I could have it my way, I'd get one without the steal insert. The sound of steel locking up on Ti is an unforgettable sound.

 

[mark jeneson]

Plus I'd much prefer a frame lock over a compression lock on the millie.

 

[Lycosa]

Give me dual G10 any day.
Good luck.

 

[Blinkknives]

Nice, I agree

 

[dcycleman]

I want a blue g10 Millie, but they sure are pricey, think I'll wind up with a satin digi cam instead

 

[10fingers]

Plus I'd much prefer a frame lock over a compression lock on the millie.

Same here and that's a big reason I wanted one.

I ended up getting another g10 one but I'm probably going to buy one eventually and swap the non locking side for a g10 scale kinda like the M4 millie