Military Titanium. Wow

[macknife12]

First off, I have to say that recently, I have been getting very addicted to Spyderco's. I have 10 Spyderco's the last being the Military Titanium which I picked up yesterday at my local walk in guy.
I had just got wind that he had a couple of Sebenza 25's so I was very exited to see how they felt as I have a large Insingo. It was all going well until I had mentioned that I don't have a Military yet! I have 3 PM 2's but no big guy. So out comes a Digi camo satin, and the titanium model. I guess you all know where this is going eh?
I completely get the CRK quality, F&F, ergo's etc. But I must say that the Military stacked up on all accounts in that store, in my hands yesterday. Forget the price difference, the Military Titanium is one quality knife and impressed me enough to make the purchase without hesitation. I'm not saying one knife is better than the other, I am saying that Spyderco can deliver what I feel to be outstanding quality in all aspects of the craft. I am very lucky to be able to handle most knives before I purchase. So with that being said, just take this as one persons opinion, who collects many different makes of folders.
In the last two weeks I have acquired the Gayle Bradley(I know, same thread applies here) and this one...And change left over.
Totally impressed!
Cheers

 

[cbxer55]

I have not got a titanium Millie as of yet. I do have three G-10 models. One an original from 1992, then two bought last year, a satin leftie and an all black rightie. Long ago I came to the conclusion this is the ultimate knife design for EDC. Slim, light weight, easy opening and closing, great blade shape and grind, great blade steel that is easy to maintain. At this time they are the only Spyderco knives I own, probably remain that way for a long time to come, as this design just cannot be beat.

If it's still available, I need to get one of these titanium models.

 

[macknife12]

Nice knives, love the original.
The Ti. is amazing you do have to get one. The fit & finish is superb. Great lock up with that steel insert on the lock bar.
Cheers

 

[RamZar]

I really like my Spyderco Military Titanium C36Ti with great looks and quality build. However, I find it kind of heavy for EDC. I have two other Spyderco folders with all-titanium scales (my LionSpy & Southard have titanium on only one side): Native5 Titanium Fluted C41TIF5 and Chaparral Titanium C152TI. Something about titanium scales!