S90V Military

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S90V Military

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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??
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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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where are the reviews??
c'mon guys, some dealers got them for 5 days or so ;)
mine is still on the way and I am pretty anxious
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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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i can't remember, is it going to be CF or g-10?
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lerman wrote:i can't remember, is it going to be CF or g-10?
CF, unfortunately for some and fortunately for others
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Mine is supposed to be delivered tomorrow, and it will (at least temporarily) replace the BG-42 Military in my pocket now. As for sharpening, I have yet to find a steel that impresses the diamonds ;)
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Michael Cook wrote: :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:
I agree, completely.

BTW, it should be disputandum, not 'disputandem'. A bona fide comment.

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Where are the Millie S90V pictures ?
Anyone?
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florijn wrote:Where are the Millie S90V pictures ?
Anyone?
Just look up the BG-42 CF Millie- the S90 one probably looks the same. ;)
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Franco G wrote:I agree, completely.

BTW, it should be disputandum, not 'disputandem'. A bona fide comment.

Franco
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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
Definitely send it back and get a replacement. Mine's great. Every bit as good as my D2 and CF S30V Milis.....

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D-Roc wrote:Just look up the BG-42 CF Millie- the S90 one probably looks the same. ;)
Exactly so. Okay, it says S90V on it.....

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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.
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I saw the price and gasped (well...cursed). :D I'll stick with my "boring" D2 millie.

However, if I had bought a s90v millie, I would definitely use it. Could be an empty statement though...
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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.
A little smooth-kote and it works like a charm. Haven't used it much yet but I do like it very much!

I'm with you on the price though. OTOH, NGK is sold out so there must be demand for that price point.

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What makes s90v so great as compared to say ...s30v ?
any info appreciated. Regards,SSB :spyder:
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:spyder: Edge holding is my guess, for people who don't want to sharpen their knives? :confused: :spyder:
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I'm hoping edge holding, for those of use who actually use our knives and don't have time to sharpen them ten times a day ;)
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