+Northern Territory Bushcraft Agreed; have used the Trekker (www.bladehq.com/item--Victorinox-One-Hand-Trekker-Black--25395) and Hunter (www.bladehq.com/item--Victorinox-Swiss-Army-Knife-Hunter--16187) which both have good little saws on them and they are fantastic.

How is the tip strength?

Nice to hear. I’m thinking of picking one up to use for family vacations

Seriously, like the xl manix 2 they need to make a paramilitary 2 xl as well

+PkwyDrive13 exactly, I'd buy one.

+Nathan Plummer There were plenty of times I was enjoying the longer handle and blade while using the Military, so I feel you. They are coming out with a compression lock Sage this year.

TylerDD YES!!!!

+wuggawugga82 You go that right.

+James Rusky That's a whole lot of testing :)

if you gonna take it to the level could you include the Para 3 as well!!! ;)

I would say put an ambidextrous pocket clip on it but now that they make a left hand version I'm happy

Walker Mason diamond coating like)))

Except if you bear down while you cut anything; it'll kill your hand on that ill-placed compression lock. Ouch!

punisher outdoors give me your Millie?

+LessthanRyan92 I EDC a 940 and think its great. But I really did like the PM2 for the field.

bd C it’s a fallkniven A1 I think

Fortress Europa Look up Russian hard use, they break the tip off if that is what you want to see.

Better than the Dude that pets his beard all the time.

How did the s110v steel work for you?

Michael StJohn ..............?......?.........?........p?..

Just stop

PM2 has corrected hotspots in some area, pm had more angles

Prey*

@@dragon3831 lol

Manix 2 xl*

What do you think hurt more for that guy: cutting off his own arm, or finding out he was being played by James Franco in the movie?

It hurt more when he realised he cut off the wrong arm

127 hours

@@murrayannandale he's thoughts... SON OF A BITCH!!!

fraudioc Yeah, really. They're obviously breaking ALL THE TIME, thus the reason they're known to be junk and carried by no-one... LOL

your answer does not mean nothing

The thin tip worried me too, but this knife is not designed for bushcraft (despite all thr youtube videos). It is an excellent EDC, and food prep knife though. I felt the Manix 2 at the Surplus Store, perfect everything knife. However, I loved the feel of the paramilitary more and it was love at first flip. This was before I found out it had a cult following. If you want an excellent outdoors knife that"ll out last you... Look at the Cudeman Mt5 with mova steal. It's a fixed blade... but I refer to it as the "perfect" knife in my collection. Plus... cheaper than PM2 or M.

@@pedroordepo9860 Let me tell you about that thin tip. I was practicing the Spydie flip with my Military, S30V steel, and dropped the knife. Of course it landed tip first on my tile floor. I picked it up, expecting to see a broken or bent tip but was surprised to see it was only blunted. It was only 13 days old, my new knife. I sent it to Spyderco on Sept. 25 and it arrived back in my mailbox Oct. 3. I was only charged $5.00 for shipping. They didn't charge me for reprofiling the tip. The blade is exactly like new again. Lightening fast service on an excellent knife. I have a Delica 4, a Tenacious, and a PM2, all great knives. I love Spyderco.

+Austin B. Those were the Trail Runners, but last years model I think.

Yeah, it is. If you want to check it out, there is a whole Wikipedia page about DLC coating.

Thanks for the info!

+SailfishSoundSystem If an area hasn't had much rain fall a no open fire policy is common in state parks.

+rabbivj mines been there a week and a half. How long did it take to get it back?

+Michael StJohn it was a couple of years ago but it took 5 weeks.

This is why i learned to sharpen it myself. Not bashing on ya, but it is something that is important to learn. I can get it sharper than when i first got it.

+Mr. Tbag yeah this was waay before I bought a decent sharpening setup...

+shannonandsheila1 slow your roll son...as I had mentioned previously this was a couple of years ago before I learned to sharpen...

We don't, but I've seen some out there.

+Trappy depends

Michael StJohn just my opinion on what I like better. I should have made a lengthier comment

Lots of guys make opinions on knives they have never owned.

+Michael StJohn very true. I have only borrowed both knives for like 6 months. the para was just more comfortable in my hands. the dragonfly is one of my favorite knives spyderco has ever made

I'm far from rich I've worked for every single knife I have it took me almost a year to get a few pm2s I just put a little money away here and there, as for pm2s I have three left and got rid of the others to move onto other things, the pm2 is an awesome knife and I think it's one heck of a deal at the price they are,

Universal Kombat I agree with you 100% buddy the pm2 is amazing in every aspect it's an edc killer a must have for me lol 👍

You should have left the finger portion off your youtube name.

Oh stfu

gaming sou no

gaming sou buy from a cheaper brand rather than giving copycats money.

Buy a cheaper brand, don't support the fakes (they really do not compare to actual Spydercos). Even the Chinese tenacious is a fantastic knife, terrible copies but completely worth the 40ish bucks if you get a real one. They are tough and reliable knives, had one for over a year until I got the PM2. Only reason I bought one is because TSA threw my tenacious away.