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This thing is fantastic! Check out the vid! AND THANKS!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sF4bpBgxQM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sF4bpBgxQM
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Spyderco Military...May I gush?? ..a video
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lol at the worn out pocket on your pants where you clip your EDC, my jeans are the same way.
You would love the Para-military, it's everything the military is but 2/3 the size and with a compression lock, I have both and I find that the Para gets more pocket time
lol at the worn out pocket on your pants where you clip your EDC, my jeans are the same way.
You would love the Para-military, it's everything the military is but 2/3 the size and with a compression lock, I have both and I find that the Para gets more pocket time
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Good job
I have three Millies now and still want to find a D2 FG. I have an S90V, a BG-42 and the S30V models now. I can get a NIB 440V for $144.95 right now but may not pull the trigger on that one.
Awesome knife for sure!
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the millie isn't even my fav knife, and yet it gets a lot of carry time. lol
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Very good review; I have the BG-42 version - I really like it! The only place I kinda disagree with you is the clip; the three screws clip , placed in a triangle, is more robust in my opinion than the one screw construction or the three screws "in-line". On the other hand, a bigger portion of the knife sticks out of your pocket. Good job; keep them coming!
Very good review; I have the BG-42 version - I really like it! The only place I kinda disagree with you is the clip; the three screws clip , placed in a triangle, is more robust in my opinion than the one screw construction or the three screws "in-line". On the other hand, a bigger portion of the knife sticks out of your pocket. Good job; keep them coming!
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What Joshua said. The Military just keeps finding it's way into my pocket.
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:thumbup: good video, I was shocked when I didn't see the sunglasses at first.
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Good stuff bro.
I think you'd like the Paramilitary but I think you'd want more detent on the blade when closed.
Thanks for sharing.
I think you'd like the Paramilitary but I think you'd want more detent on the blade when closed.
Thanks for sharing.
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I saw your vid earlier today. I love your review style, keep up the good work?
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not at all... it weighs HALF as much... the handle may be a *tad* longer, but the overall package is not even noticeable in comparison... of course my handling of the 300 ZT series is limited to checking it out at a gun show, a little chuckle, and moving on. ... even not considering the weight, the Mil is far less bulky. There are no gimmicks in the Mil. Sal designed it to be all business.. in doing so, he produced an incredible knife.
