Military and Paramilitary: Point Strength?
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Holzfaeller
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Re: Military and Paramilitary: Point Strength?
The PM 2 has a robust enough point that I have no concerns of failure for my purposes. The FFG delica, on the other hand, is a blade that I have never gained confidence in.
Re: Military and Paramilitary: Point Strength?
Exactly why I carry a Shard in conjunction with my fine-tipped knives!Cujobob wrote:Plenty of videos out there of people using PM2 in an almost bushcraft sort of way. It's not a pry bar and shouldn't be one, one can add an inexpensive pry tool to their key chain if that's a priority. Would you want a really stabby gun that doesn't shoot so well? What situations would one need a thick point that a cheap Gerber Shard wouldn't be able to solve hidden away on a keychain?
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Well there will always be that argument "what if it's the only tool I have and I HAVE to pry that door off the hinges with my Para 2?" and that's why I say just kick the dang door down and spare your knife :D
~David
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Re: Military and Paramilitary: Point Strength?
I dropped my cts-20cp into a steel ceramic sink tip first when cleaning it off from about 2 ft up, I was expecting some damage, but it survived with a slightly blunted tip (1/2mm), no damage with any of my other 6 pm 2s or 4 militaries besides that.
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I used a buck advance on somebody and the tip held up well with soft tissue.. I'm sure the tip on my paramilitary 2 would hold up well.
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Dear Kingsnake:
Welcome to the Spyderco Forum.
Stay safe,
Mike
Welcome to the Spyderco Forum.
Stay safe,
Mike
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Probably a subject best discussed on a self defense forum. Using any tool for defense is a discussion in itself, but for the sake of the knife industry and the many negative thoughts that folks harbor about knives in general, I think I would prefer not to go there in here? Thanx much.
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Re: Military and Paramilitary: Point Strength?
And a nine year necropost resurrecting this thread on Easter.
Try harder people.