The best Military?

[Lycosa]

It's in...I'm back with the Para Military!
You all can relate.

 

[amen74]

Hooray! It's a Millie party.

Lycosa, was it worth the wait? Glad you like it!

CPM D2 Millie still in my pocket as I type this.:thumbup:

 

[Lycosa]

Bro---Worth the wait?...yup! I had a P-Mil before so I knew what was coming but the Green and the D2 are the schizz!
thanks.

 

[stonyman]

Have not purchased a millie for myself, but I have handled them a bit. The lock always kept this model out of my edc rotation. With the framelock Ti Millie................Done Deal!:thumbup:

 

[Herr_Noobien]

Have not purchased a millie for myself, but I have handled them a bit. The lock always kept this model out of my edc rotation. With the framelock Ti Millie................Done Deal!:thumbup:

Don't mean to sound like a jerk or anything, but what's wrong with the lock? Most people agree that the Millie's liner lock is the lock to beat. According to Mr. Glesser the Military with the Reeve Integral Lock is engineered to have approximately the same lock strength (137 inch/Lb, hard use).

 

[Lycosa]

Learn to be an operator.
imo, a frame-lock is over kill.

 

[Josh K]

Don't mean to sound like a jerk or anything, but what's wrong with the lock? Most people agree that the Millie's liner lock is the lock to beat. According to Mr. Glesser the Military with the Reeve Integral Lock is engineered to have approximately the same lock strength (137 inch/Lb, hard use).

I love the Military's liner lock. I don't think there is a better one out there.

If they can make it even thinner using a Ti frame lock I don't mind if it's in the same lock strength, because I'm never going to put 400lbs on the end of that knife.