Spyderco Military

christiaan

christiaan

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Hey guys,

so this Spyderco Military I've taken an interest in, discussed on another thread, sounds more interesting all the time. Could anyone possibly post a pic of the opened knife's top and perhaps the bottom even (I'd like to get a look at the liners and lock before I order, local dealers don't stock it..)?

Any help would be much appriciated.

Thanks, Christiaan.
 
I don't know how to post pics here so I emailed you some.You can't go wrong with the Military.
 
Yep, thanks again for the great pics and your subsequent answers to my questions. They have fed my enthousiasm, and a military will probably be coming up soon.

Christiaan.
 
Is it true that the pivot pin can be adjusted and that it can be done in a way to adjust the locking mechanism?
 
Originally posted by Boink
Is it true that the pivot pin can be adjusted and that it can be done in a way to adjust the locking mechanism?
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Yes indeed, the pivot can be adjusted to recompense locking liner and blade tang mutual wear out. However using my Military daily around household for about 3 years I didn’t notice any wear out so far. So I didn’t have any need to study this matter more particularly.
 
numberthree, don't let the linerlock keep you from trying out a Military. The Millie linerlock is TOUGH. ;)

But...
...even though I have a PlainEdge Millie now that I'm very satisfied with, I wouldn't hesitate in getting another one if it had the Compression Lock. :D
 
I never liked a liner lock until I got the Milli.It is the best choice for this knife.
 
Sorry number three, didn't know about you being a lefty. :footinmou
 
I'm also a "Lefty", and I find liner-locks pretty dangerous for me, as it's pretty easy to cut myself while closing the blade...UNLESS it's a "Lefty" liner-lock. One of the reasons why I like the (Spydie) lock-backs the best is that they are "ambidextrious".:).
 
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