The Para-military 2 is for more than just cutting things- it grooms as well.

[Doogoon]

So I'm on my way to my very first session of military training (I'm learning how to march- I'm such a newbie) and I arrive a little early so I decide to check myself out using the mirror I've sanded onto my Para 2

And well I get a close enough look at my chin to notice that I've missed a few patches of chin and lip hair! :O Dissatisfied with my previous shaving job, I then use my Para 2 to shave off the spots I missed. (with help from the car mirror of course) I managed to get a much better perfect shave with the Para 2 and I didn't feel so silly with embarrassing patches of hair on my chin.

Now for the sake of discussion, have you or do you use your knives in unusually convenient ways such as this?

 

[HoosierQ]

I am a little surprised you're allowed to have that in Basic training frankly.

 

[Doogoon]

I am a little surprised you're allowed to have that in Basic training frankly.

no no I'm not at basics yet. Canadian basics have a waiting list too long for me to just ship out so quick (especially as a reservist)

Just a training session at the regiments armoury.

 

[Sonnydaze]

Actually, I keep a btty-powered Norelco in the car for those necessary moments.
If you had two Spydies, you wouldn't have to use the car's rear-view mirror.
Nice polish.
Sonny