Considering how scarce the PM2's have been, I appreciate them limiting it to one per customer, especially since it's a decent price. No point in just having a flipper buy them all up and turn around and sell them for higher. These may be regular production, but demand has been outstripping supply for awhile, almost as if they were sprints.Philo Beddoe wrote:NK's prices are good but I don't like the "Strict Limit of One (1) Paramilitary 2 (total - all models combined) per customer".
I can see doing that with sprint runs but regular production knives?
Whatever, when I see that I go elsewhere.
Philo Beddoe wrote:I don't like the "Strict Limit of One (1) Paramilitary 2 (total - all models combined) per customer".
I can see doing that with sprint runs but regular production knives?
Whatever, when I see that I go elsewhere.
dis·grun·tled - dissatisfied, in a state of sulky dissatisfaction, discontentedPhilo Beddoe wrote:When I buy knives, any knife, I always buy in pairs, sometimes knives get lost, its been known to happen. I've had it happen to me. So I buy one knife then I got to go through hassle of finding another place to buy another one, or getting a "relative" to buy one, if I have to go through all that hassle I will pass. I also feel like a little kid being told by his mom: "Sorry, only one piece of candy for you".
Whatever, I'll pass on NK's lil child limits, gotta go through "relatives" just to buy a second knife hassles and go elsewhere..
Even KW allowed 2 of the Sprint Run Manix 2's to be bought by one person without having to go through "relatives" to get 2..they got my business..2 ordered..if they had limited it to one per customer I would have passed..
Yeah. How dare you.Philo Beddoe wrote: "how dare you have a opinion". .
Just telling you my opinion on the matter, I'm not disgruntled over it.Philo Beddoe wrote:If you don't like my opinion then that's your problem.
FCM415 wrote:How many standard S30v PM2's do you need to buy at one time? Need ten as stocking stuffers? Gonna have to wait till production catches up...
FCM415 wrote: So what are you gonna do, not shop at KW either? Where does that leave you to shop, Amazon?
as·sume - Suppose to be the case, without proof.FCM415 wrote:Ok got it. I'll take more people hopefully catching the Para2 at a great price than one disgruntled person because of it who wasn't buying even just one anyway.
Yeah. How dare me.FCM415 wrote:Yeah. How dare you.
Just telling you my opinion on the matter, and I'm not assuming you were.FCM415 wrote:Just telling you my opinion on the matter, I'm not disgruntled over it.
My para 2 was exactly the same way. I just kept opening and closing to "break in" the knife. After a couple of days, I decided to add some nano oil. At first, the action was more stiff, but i let it sit for a day and it loosened up like the knives in the you tube videos. Not once did I take he knife apart or adjust the pivot.JayTea wrote:Good information. I purchased mine this week from http://www.bladeops.com and it was $15 more. But, been searching for two months to even find it!
Just received it today. I am going to call them tomorrow. It seems the blade release is very tight. Knife will not flip open or flip close like I see in many YouTube videos. In fact, my thumb is getting sore from opening it.
I don't think it should be so stiff.
Any comments would be appreciated.