navyma2
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It's a Paramilitary, not a Paramilitary 2. That's why it's so different. As for if this is original or not, can't say. I just know it's a Paramilitary not 2.Jimping, choil, clip and the blade all look different than my pm2. I have no idea if that could be a prototype or something but it looks much different than what’s currently being produced.
It's a Paramilitary, not a Paramilitary 2. That's why it's so different. As for if this is original or not, can't say. I just know it's a Paramilitary not 2.
So you don’t believe it is fake after all?Answered my own question. Looked up a pic on spyderco's website. Looks to be legit!
You can't be too careful with Spyderco knives nowadays, it seems they've become more popular with counterfeiters than a Rolex watch.
Yes, I'd say you are correct. Unlikely the original Paramilitary would be a counterfeit but to be honest I'm not really sure when the wide spread counterfeiting of Spyderco knives actually began or with what models? I do recall Sal Glesser stating there was a point when it severely damaged his business.I was wondering about this. The PM2 is cloned probably more than any other knife in history, but are there issues with original PM clones? It seems to me that discontinued knives, and less common models seem fairly safe from cloning.