S90V Military
S90V Military
I see it will be on the way soon. The Mili is a super knife and if it sells, make more, not a bad company policy.
S90V? This has to be a collectors knife, surely no one will EDC this knife.
No one will try to sharpen??
Enjoy!
but:
Where are the WILKINS, LIL'TEMP, revised PARA?
S90V? This has to be a collectors knife, surely no one will EDC this knife.
No one will try to sharpen??
Enjoy!
but:
Where are the WILKINS, LIL'TEMP, revised PARA?
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:spyder: I edc my bg-42 millie, I'm sure many will this one. I'd rather they use a less expensive handle material but de gustibus non est disputandem. :spyder:
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I recieved mine yesterday. I'm still trying to decide wether to return it or go ahead and use it. F&F on it isn't up to BG42 or CPM D2 standards except sharpness. If I return it it would be the first ever in over a hundred Spydercos and every variation of millie except the ATS 34.. Joe
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I'd say that if you've handled that many blades and this is the first one to make you think that way, then back into the box with it: it's clearly not good enough.
The Mastiff wrote:If I return it it would be the first ever in over a hundred Spydercos and every variation of millie except the ATS 34.. Joe
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Where are the Millie S90V pictures ?
Anyone?
Anyone?
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:spyder: Thanks! :) :spyder:Franco G wrote:I agree, completely.
BTW, it should be disputandum, not 'disputandem'. A bona fide comment.
Franco
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Definitely send it back and get a replacement. Mine's great. Every bit as good as my D2 and CF S30V Milis.....The Mastiff wrote:I recieved mine yesterday. I'm still trying to decide wether to return it or go ahead and use it. F&F on it isn't up to BG42 or CPM D2 standards except sharpness. If I return it it would be the first ever in over a hundred Spydercos and every variation of millie except the ATS 34.. Joe
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From my impressions (played with it a for about 5-10 minutes, decided to postpone buying it until the owner could get better ones in, the current batch was a little shredded by purolater)
It looks exactly like the BG-42 i have, and probably just as sharp if not sharper.
They were very stiff out of the box though, and i dunno, i guess maybe i'm just spoiled by the BG-42 and D2 ones, cause it didn't "wow" me right away.
Still a solid knife though, but I got my BG-42 for 177ish, and this one is 230, so still have to think about it.
It looks exactly like the BG-42 i have, and probably just as sharp if not sharper.
They were very stiff out of the box though, and i dunno, i guess maybe i'm just spoiled by the BG-42 and D2 ones, cause it didn't "wow" me right away.
Still a solid knife though, but I got my BG-42 for 177ish, and this one is 230, so still have to think about it.
A little smooth-kote and it works like a charm. Haven't used it much yet but I do like it very much!kodeslinger wrote:From my impressions (played with it a for about 5-10 minutes, decided to postpone buying it until the owner could get better ones in, the current batch was a little shredded by purolater)
They were very stiff out of the box though, and i dunno, i guess maybe i'm just spoiled by the BG-42 and D2 ones, cause it didn't "wow" me right away.
Still a solid knife though, but I got my BG-42 for 177ish, and this one is 230, so still have to think about it.
I'm with you on the price though. OTOH, NGK is sold out so there must be demand for that price point.
Ken
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