Spyderco military in titanium.

[CynicalFascist]

I've become very intrigued as of late by this knife. Does anyone have experience with it? Good,bad? Or does anyone know where I could buy one and what price I should be comfortable paying?

 

[Razzle]

I adore the Millie, and have many. Sold the only titanium one I had....HEAVY!

Sweet....but very heavy and somewhat slick.

 

[singularity35]

I have one. I don't carry it a lot. I just think that the millie excels in a CF/G10 platform. That's just me though.

 

[@LeathermanGX]

Love my Titanium

 

[CynicalFascist]

Where did you have that anodized @leathermangx?

 

[mwhich50]

This is one of my favorites. I wish the lanyard hole was in the same location as the pocket clip. Price range is $135 and up. You could get a slightly used one here on BF for $100 from time to time. Knifeworks is always decent on prices. Their Spydies are on sale right now.

 

[@LeathermanGX]

Where did you have that anodized @leathermangx?

@LionWerks on Instagram.

 

[CynicalFascist]

Do you remember what it cost to have that done? I have one NIB being shipped to me right now

 

[Wolverine666]

The fluted ti Military is the best Military I've handled so far.

 

[@LeathermanGX]

The fluted ti Military is the best Military I've handled so far.

I agree. I like the standard Ti but the fluted Ti is the best Mili

 

[Surfingringo]

The fluted is cool but I actually prefer the regular ti. Yes, its a bit heavy but that only adds to the feeling of quality the knife exudes.

 

[The Jer]

have both fluted and normal ti. fluted is more gentleman like. the lock bar seems less strong (not weak). love my regular millie. its a staby beast. don't go for the fluted. it more dough for less go. but the fluted shows less wear because of the flutes.

 

[stevewest]

I like any version of the Military, TI included. They all have a different feel - as some have noted, its heavier, but thats not a bad thing. I think it feels more solid - its not so heavy that is weighs in the pocket. Not a thing wrong with the S30 blade steel. That being said, the TI/G-10 M4 version is as good as it gets.

 

[@LeathermanGX]

Till the Ti G10 s90v comes out.

 

[DRK]

A beautiful knife but I sold mine as I didn't carry it much. To me one of the features I like best about the military is its light weight in relation to its size and the G10 version is the clear winner for me in this regard. I also found the Ti scales where slippery to hold onto which, when looked at in conjunction with the weight ... wasn't a great combination for me.

 

[hank_rearden]

makes a better kitchen knife. gunk cleans off faster, and no particles get stuck inside crevices like with a liner lock. just don't put a lanyard.

xmas_2012_1 by hank_rearden, on Flickr

 

[Sonnydaze]

Here is one for sale. I know nothing about it...
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...Spyderco-military-titanium?highlight=military

 

[CynicalFascist]

I bought this knife, the seller hadn't updated the post yet.

 

[walleyeguy7]

I much prefer the g10 personally, an incredible knife!

 

[CynicalFascist]

I'm not sure if I'd like a liner lock on a knife of that size. I'm sure if never get it to even come close to failing, but I much prefer a framelock