Paramilitary RT - If Spyderco made this knife, would you buy it?

Acadian

Acadian

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Just saw this on Instagram and instantaneously started drooling.

My all time favorite blade shape in the best package possible. Make it FFG with a premium steel and you have a winner in my book.

Okay I'm gonna go have day dreams about this knife.

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Acadian said:
Just saw this on Instagram and instantaneously started drooling.

My all time favorite blade shape in the best package possible. Make it FFG with a premium steel and you have a winner in my book.

Okay I'm gonna go have day dreams about this knife.

SpydercoPM_RT_zpsnlerzskt.jpg
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I like that a lot!
 
I'd have to pass as well, not a good blade shape for me either, although a shapening choil isn't a deal breaker, I prefer not to have one.
 
The sharpening choil is a love/hate thing on this knife. it's also not a deal breaker for me, but I'd prefer a front finger choil that extends all the way to the cutting edge.
 
No, but it'd be easy to make yourself if you were so inclined. Probably be less than an hour's work
 
yeah not a fan, i have a BM 550-1 and action is super smooth but Para2 always wins pocket time can't get used to the thick tip, love how thin the Para 2 tip
 
If there was a way to make a pm2 blade without the "hump," like the native 5, i'd be all over that.
 
It would sell like hot cakes, assuming hot cakes still sell well, but I wouldn't buy one. The tip is what I love most about the PM2 and the Military. Losing it doesn't entice me.
 
Can't get into it. No sharpening choil. Put a standard blade on it and I'd buy it. [emoji6]
 
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