dan31 wrote:Agree, like many. Happy for those waiting for the new XL.JackRussell wrote: ↑Tue May 09, 2023 2:28 pmTo reiterate, a Military without a liner lock is not a legitimate Military in my eyes -- it's a PM2XL. It's an "emperor has no clothes" scenario. However, Spyderco clearly has the right to name their knives with whatever moniker they choose.
I assume you´re really just kidding, Vivi , otherwise, with all due respect, I don´t think that´s fair.vivi wrote: Sal, you hear that? You aren't allowed to name your own designs, the folks here know better
I am completely with you on that the "will this feel more like a Millie 2 or a PM4/PM2 XL" - discussion has been led more than excessively already. I too personally have no need for more of it.
I (of course!) also totally think that Spyderco knows better than we all do how to name and promote a new knife and (of course!) has every right to do so - but then that is literally what JackRussel said in his post (see below).
That said:
People who value that great and rather unique Millie choil and a high quality linerlock, and happen to find those features to be defining ones for the Millie, might easily think that the Millie 2 will probably feel subjectively more like a PM2 XL than a Millie - to them.
And again, that´s actually what Jack Russel said ("in MY eyes ... it´s a PM2XL")
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IF that horse would not have been beaten to death already - tbh, I´d find an hypothetical discussion about if people here think that a PM4 perhaps could be even more attractive to the market than a Millie 2 actually interesting. (but I would neither start nor join one... - dead horse, as said... )
JackRussell wrote: ↑Tue May 09, 2023 2:28 pmTo reiterate, a Military without a liner lock is not a legitimate Military in my eyes -- it's a PM2XL. It's an "emperor has no clothes" scenario. However, Spyderco clearly has the right to name their knives with whatever moniker they choose.
dan31 wrote: Agree, like many. Happy for those waiting for the new XL.