Should I send it in?
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Should I send it in?
I have a old military with a ATS 34 blade and a two screw mounted clip. It's developed side to side and up and down play over the years. My question is should I send it in to fix or by a new military?
Welcome to the Spydie forum!Max1975 wrote:I have a old military with a ATS 34 blade and a two screw mounted clip. It's developed side to side and up and down play over the years. My question is should I send it in to fix or by a new military?
I agree with "demtek9". Send it in, retire it and buy a new Military. :spyder:
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Couldn't have said it better.jabba359 wrote:This sounds like a perfect excuse for picking up a new Military to me...
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Those old Millies had an eccentric pivot that might be able to remove at least the vertical play, and new washers might cure the horizontal play, so if you do send it in, there is at least a chance that it can be repaired. Worst case scenario, they'll send it back unrepaired with a recommendation that it be honorably retired.
I don't believe in safe queens, only in pre-need replacements.
Great outcome, remember to take it out and exercise it regularly. Those old Millies are even lighter than the new ones and should get used.Max1975 wrote:Sent my knife in and got it back today almost as good as new,but this knife is almost 14 years old I think I'm going to retire it and use my new digi cam military or my paramilitary 2 as my EDC. Great job by spyderco fixing my old millitary