spyderco military vs zt0200

[Todd21969]

most days it is but when it comes down to it it is more than that.

Not really. Where I live I can build and feed a fire without a cutting tool. Make a debris shelter without one too.

If push came to shove I'll take a stainless water bottle over a knife any day.

But really I am not a "fan" of either brand. I have had a 0350 ts, 0550, 0301 all will work as woods companions.

The same can be said for my Military, Paramilitary 2, and g10/s30v Manix 2.

 

[GronK]

If caught in this situation I'd want the one that fits where I have to carry it, God forbid :barf:
Seriously though I'm a ZT Guy. I'm sure the Mili would be great just not my preference. Spyderco and ZT have passionate fans.

. . . . Which would explain the expression, "beat the crap out of it." I always wondered how it got in it to begin with.

 

[GronK]

I realize there are advantages to getting the vitamin C content an orange provides but nothing beats the crisp snap of a ripe apple.

 

[patrickthealmighty]

yes im a bushcrafter and i carry a knife when im home at the weekends, uk carry laws don't allow my kind of knives

 

[patrickthealmighty]

neither am i but seriusly you would rather have a water bottle when you could actually find one or make a bowl out of wood, using a knife

 

[patrickthealmighty]

huh what

 

[Todd21969]

neither am i but seriusly you would rather have a water bottle when you could actually find one or make a bowl out of wood, using a knife

Yep. 32oz of purified water trumps a knife.

You need water to live more than three days. I can live without a knife.

 

[CJZ]

Have owned both and carried a lot...... two different knives honestly. Nothing close about them. 0200 is way sturdier due to a heavier, thicker design, and the Military is more of a thinner profile slicer.

 

[kniferbro]

Is this guy for real?



Lol

 

[Ankerson]

So you like the ZT200, what's that got to do with the military?

That was my 1st thought too. LOL

I don't get it.

 

[Todd21969]

I realize there are advantages to getting the vitamin C content an orange provides but nothing beats the crisp snap of a ripe apple.

I agree. But as a New Englander I might be biased towards apples.

 

[CJZ]

That was my 1st thought too. LOL

I don't get it.

OP trying to stir up more drama from a thread that Jason recently shut down.

 

[patrickthealmighty]

anyone really hard used a millie, prying ect

 

[sideways]

anyone really hard used a millie, prying ect

[video=youtube;-MxCDbAW638]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MxCDbAW638[/video]

 

[Ankerson]

OP trying to stir up more drama from a thread that Jason recently shut down.

That sounds likely.

 

[B34NS]

[video=youtube;-MxCDbAW638]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MxCDbAW638[/video]

TIL, Russia doesn't have tin snips.

 

[sideways]

TIL, Russia doesn't have tin snips.

They've got plenty of snow though.

 

[LukeTheSpook]

I'd choose the Millie. But only if it had pretty blue anadized spacers and deep carry clip. Otherwise I'd choose my LT Wright bushcrafter. That thing is amazing.

 

[Todd21969]

anyone really hard used a millie, prying ect

Yep. Have a couple pics on here of it in the Spyderco forum.

Got any hard use pics of your 0200?

 

[GronK]

I agree. But as a New Englander I might be biased towards apples.

I like apples too but would you carry a half pound of recurved apples that could not be sharpened on river rocks or under 5 oz of flat ground full bellied orange sweetness?