Once again, I'm back to the ParaMilitary 2

Big_Red said:
...The ergos, weight, blade grind, and slim profile of the PM2 have edged out a drawer full of $500+ knives once again...
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Sounds like you have a bunch of knives you could sell to your friends on BladeForums and go buy more PM2's.

;-)
 
While I find myself wanting to switch things up every once in a while, I've owned and played with enough designs to know that the PM2 is one of the best EDC designs out there for me at any price range. Right now my main EDC is a ZT 0620CF. The PM2 doesn't get much pocket time mostly because I'm going through the novelty stage with the ZT and I've EDC'd a Para and Para 2 for several years now. But I know it would be extremely foolish of me to ever sell my PM2 because soon enough I know it'll make its way back to being my primary edc.
 
Kaizen1 said:
While I find myself wanting to switch things up every once in a while, I've owned and played with enough designs to know that the PM2 is one of the best EDC designs out there for me at any price range. Right now my main EDC is a ZT 0620CF. The PM2 doesn't get much pocket time mostly because I'm going through the novelty stage with the ZT and I've EDC'd a Para and Para 2 for several years now. But I know it would be extremely foolish of me to ever sell my PM2 because soon enough I know it'll make its way back to being my primary edc.
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I'm kind of in the same boat right now. In search of the perfect EDC. I have been exclusively carrying my Gayle Bradley, and sometimes the military takes over for a few days. But I know that the PM2 is perfect in hand and a great EDC. Which is why I will not sell it. I would only get rid of it for another pm2 variation. Like the black/black configuration.
 
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