Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Review: EDC Perfection
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- This video is my extended use review of the outstanding Spyderco Paramilitary 2 folding knife. It's not only outstanding -- it is, in my studied opinion, the absolute best EDC folding knife in the world for someone with a "real world" budget. At approximately $120, it's inexpensive enough to use every day without worrying if you scratch it, and high-quality enough to perform flawlessly in a variety of everyday tasks.
Here are the factory specs:
length overall 8.281 " (210 mm)
blade length 3.438 " (87 mm)
length closed 4.812 " (122 mm)
cutting edge 3.078 " (78 mm)
blade thickness .141 " (3.5 mm)
weight 3.75 oz. (106 g)
blade steel CPM S30V
handle material G-10 - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Lost my cousin today, gave his son one of my Para2’s to remember me by when I’m gone... like my cousin did for me long ago.
Great review picked the same knife up today from my local gun shop. I believe in supporting the local dealers!
Sweet review, I ordered one of these Saturday, cant wait til it gets here! Thanks for the review!
The best review on the pm2!!
You, Apostle and Al's Pub give the best reviews.
Thanks for all your work!!
I just received mine the other day from a online authorized dealer sight unseen. She is a Camo beauty with DLC S30V blade. I added a couple of drops of reel oil, flipped the clip from tip down to tip up right hand carry and I'm good to go. The action is so smooth and light, the weight, balance and tactile feel is perfect in my hand. The factory edge is dangerously sharp and needs my full respect at all times. This knife is wonderfully engineered, has a graceful feeling in the hand with a pride of ownership matching beautifully crafted items many times its price.
Thanks for this accurate review Rob. Your comments certainly helped seal the deal. I will look forward to getting her finely tuned on your workbench some day.
Very nice, I have the same knife and you do a great job bringing out some of the details which make it awesome.
I used to have one of these... I sold it and I miss it so much.
Great channel. Subbed!
Thanks for the sub, my friend!
Great review Rob....think I'm going to buy one...looks like a nice EDC...
Man that edge, beautiful... Top work.
I finally just ordered mine, a sprint run variant with brown G10 and S35VN steel. Can't wait!
I subscribed to your channel bc you have the most honest and practical review of the PM2 out there!
I have purchased three of these in the last year, one of which was given to one of my kids. I now have two, and love them. Actually returned the ZT0350ST for the second one. I actually like the blade/grip size ratio. I love everything about this knife.
love love love this knife!!! great video... great review!!🔪
By far my favorite EDC! Thanks for the review, Rob. Looks like you managed to get an amazing edge on yours! She's a beauty! Like it so much that I have two!
Thanks, my friend, and I'm glad you love your Para 2's as well. Great to have you aboard!
Thanks I am definitely getting that knife!
Awesome!!! Can't wait to see/hear your thoughts.
Awesome review. Just picked it up from my local shop today. I LOVE it!
It took a bit of time, and I would agree -- S30V fights you all the way to a pretty sharp edge. But it's worth it to get it there. S30V is rather legendary for holding an edge and resisting corrosion.
I recently came across your channel, thanks for finally helping me make my mind up. I have been looking for an EDC something nice, but that I wouldn't mind using. I have a few Benchmades, I like them but they are over $200 and I just cannot bring myself to carry and use them. I have always liked the look of the Paramilitary 2, but the lock is what really sold me. IMO all Spyderco (well almost all) look the same, just different blade lengthens and locks, but the Paramilitary 2 has always stood out to me. I usually lean towards the black blade finishes, but after owning a few and using them, inevitably the finish gets worn and there is no way to repair it. I went with a Sprint run Brown G10 grips with S35VN (I think) steel, but I only paid $140 for it new so it wasn't much more than one of the SV30 blades. I am in no way a blade snob, I have no idea if the extra $20 was really with it, but I really like the brown grips with the satin blade.
Nice review! I'm more partial to the Military, but the Para 2 has been on my list for a looong time.
Great review!
Great review, thanks!
Colt, ive found some pm2s need a little loosening of tension screws to fix lock stick. The screws located above the pivot is what im talking about.
Thanks for the praise, Lawdawg. I'm afraid I don't live up to it all the time though... There are certainly times when I review knives without extended use, especially when I either really like or dislike a knife right off the bat. But I'll also post "review" videos of knives I have in for sharpening, even though I might spend just a few days with them. In these cases, I draw on my experience and familiarity with what makes them tick. But I do try not to speak about things I don't know :)
I have been wanting a Para 2 for a long time and after seeing this vid I am not sure I can put it off any longer. I must have one.
Outstanding review buddy. Yes this blade has been reviewed a ton, but no blade has really been reviewed until you give your take on it (IMO).
All Spyderco indeed, that's cool.
Thanks for the praise, my friend. I do try to keep these reviews objective and informative :)
Great question, Mike! My answer would be to use it for a couple of weeks and then see what you've got. If it's still too tight, loosen the pivot as much as you can without side-to-side blade play. If it doesn't drop freely when disengaged at that point, you might need to disassemble and polish internal components. Let me know how this comes out. If you're still not happy with the action, there are some "advanced" things you can do.
Thanks for the compliment, brother. I almost didn't do a review on this knife, given the fact that it's been done so many times. I tried to stay away from what everybody already knows and provide some fresh insight. I just don't think the excellence of the Para 2 can be overstated. Good do hear from you!
Great review. Really enjoy your style of reviews. Regarding the Para2... LOVE IT! I have had several copies of it (down to just 2 now) and it is definitely one of my all-time favs!
Great look at the best EDC knife money can buy. I have so many knives I couldn't even tell you a rough figure. Spydies, microtech, benchmade, Chris reeve, kershaw... You get the picture. By far and away, if I had to choose one knife to live and die with it would be my DLC coated PM2. BEST KNIFE MADE for the money.
Glad I could help, my friend!
It's not an axe. It's not a 7-inch fixed blade. It's a near perfect everyday carry folding knife. It excels in food preparation, opening mail and boxes, cutting cord, and perhaps light, precise wood cutting. It does all the things well that it was designed to do. I'd suggest you get some perspective, my friend, and consider how well a blade performs in its intended use before criticizing it for not being able to do tasks for which it was never intended.
great thanks. Will let you know how it breaks in. this is my sixth spydey and they all seem to break in on their own. this one was a gift from a great friend and by FAR my favorite blade. the delica will have to spend some time in the drawer for a while. :)
Great review! I have one on the way, can't wait! :)
Merry Christmas to Ben!!!
First I just want to say that I recently got the PM2 and have zero regrets; Absolutely love it.
With that out of the way my only gripe is my action does not close as nicely as yours.
Opening isn't an issue with my thumb as it flies open like any spring assisted I've had.
Myself having a degree in manufacturing technology understands the variances of part tolerances even to the point of aerospace degree, so to myself this is understandable and very reasonable for the price.
This can be remedied with polishing the phosphor bronze washers and measuring with calipers.
In the end though I fully intend on beating the piss out of this knife. I bought it to be a workhorse with construction, camping and general EDC.
My GLOCK 19 proudly wears a worn finish and I hope that this knife builds the same character over years of use.
hey I've gotta paramilitary 2 and how do you make yours fall so loosely like that and deploy so fast? did you loosen the pivot screw or just add like 3 in 1 oil?
Hello Sir , I just want you to know that I appreciate your channel greatly . I just found you a few months ago. God bless you Sir !
Nice edge !👍👏
I don't know how I missed this video, but I actually managed to get a para2. Its just like yours. Satin and digi cam.
My expectations were set high on this knife and I am not disappointed, I have been by others.
I am still breaking mine in, but loving it and loving the compression lock.
Good for you, buddy! It's a great knife.
All its missing is a mirror polished edge ;)
You know where to send it when it's time :)
He do you deal with the lack of a sharpening choil or notch. Meaning how do you get sharpness the full length of the edge. I have a cts hxp DLC coming in the mail and I only have a sharp maker to work with.
Thanks for the kind words, my friend :)
could u please make a how to make a pm2 great video? on how to tune the action?
how do you get it to not have blade play and have it fall free like that im having an issue with mine
Had this for a while but only started carrying it a lot recently (mainly when I'm afraid my m4 Bradley2 may rust). The more I use it the more I like it, the para3 is awesome but always feels a little small, this feels just right.
great video ! just got the black on black model last week and love it. mine is still still bit firm ...would you suggest loosening the pivot screw a bit or just let it break in naturally?
Thanks for watching, brother! Yes, I did get an amazing edge on the old girl :). That S30V gave me a bit of a fight, but when it's finally done, it's amazing! I don't know if you've noticed, but S30V is one of those rare steels that actually seems to get sharper with a little use, especially in paper or cardboard. Also, after a little use, subsequent touch-ups / stroppings seem to make it sharper than the original edge. It's like magic steel! LOL :). Now I need another one too!
I waited and waited to finally having a burple Para 2 in my hands at the shop thinking I'd try out the S110V steel and see how it fares in this super popular knife that I hadn't gotten yet. I ended up saying that the s30v would be fine in black with the satin finish. Just a standard P2... maybe I can paint the handle and put a golden tassel through the lanyard hole.
Thank you for the advice ;-) the sage 1 seems to be a very good knife. I just want to make a little collection with different blade in terms of size, materials and purpose. Like Wranglerstar say there are many things to buy, and I think the same. I prefer to have few but high quality knives instead of a lot of cheaper ones.
I just ordered mine with the black handle. All the colored handles were sold out on most websites but nevertheless I can't wait until it comes in. I feel I researched this knife very well and anticipate years of use out of it. I just gotta keep my brother from borrowing it LOL.
Hey. Curious how much you charge to sharpen Paramilitary 2's. You're edges look great.
I love this knife and I'm wondering how is compared to the sage 1... It is worth to have both (since I have also the benchmade 940),or maybe the dragonfly2 could be the cheaper choice for something smaller and utilitarian?
How would you compare this to the Native 2? That is the one I was considering first strictly for the size aspect. Thanks for the great vid!
these are great knives, and finally available somewhat now, and only about $120!!! great deal
some of the sprint runs are insanely overpriced, i bought one of the s90v carbon fiber versions when it came out and i hear they are going for like $350 now lol
I don't need no steenking sprint runs! ;-). Love every Spyderco I own over anything else I've ever owned from Fallkniven, Benchmade, sog, Kershaw, etc. Have considered them them the best bang for the buck folders for many years. Haven't gotten into the "new" generation of Zero Tolerances and such, but honestly don't see any need to. For EDC Spidey is my go to. If I need something tougher, then something from the Busse family of fixed blades will do.
Rare wisdom in the knife community :)
A Para 2 for edc and busse for everything else and you've got it made brother!
Great video!! As a fellow lefty, it's good to see the Paramilitary 2 can be used in the left hand fairly easily. With that being said, have you tried the left hand version of the Paramilitary 2, and if so, which version do you prefer?
At this point... I ain't switchin'.
What angle did you use, or recommend?
Great question! The Native series of Spydies has been quite a journey for Spyderco, hasn't it? The "5" is definitely the best so far -- best blade shape, best mechanism and best steel. However, even with the bushing pivot, which is great, you still have what I think is a pretty weak lock and an action that just isn't as cool to use as the compression lock. The Para 2 is better, stronger and more fun to operate than the Native 5. But as back locks go, the N5 might be the best Spydie ever.
I could just buy the pm2 for the rest of my life if it were up to price and performance. I wish they would make more colors on the g 10 without so many fast going sprints. I love other knives, but the pm2 it a good all around carry.
thanks for the video.
It is unbelievable!.I have 3 Spyderco's I'm a fan and they all are good knives for light duty and I emphasize LIGHT.. I don't think most reviews cover that.. I've yet to handle a Spyderco that has what I considered a solid pivot I feel although they've mastered flawless action the strength of their pivots just isn't on par for the price but I'm a"common man" that doesn't have knives to look pretty I look for a solid user and for the money Spyderco doesn't hold a candle to Ontario or Cold steel IMO.. I appreciate your reviews as a newer viewer and find it interesting to hear what you think of certain knives and how they hold up mostly in agreement with you with my experience.. thanks again!
jim yocum I recommend the original manix 1 with the lock back. just try and break that knife. ha... by the way I'm a cold steel fan also.
If you have some kind of blade play in your spyderco’s tighten your pivot screw slightly. Go manix 2 with the backlock or the shaman for really solid feeling knives.
Well... I love all three, but I would definitely rank them exactly how they're priced, P2, Sage1, then Dragonfly. I do have all 4 knives you mentioned, and if I were in your position, with only a BM 940 in the collection and limited funds, I'd probably go with the Sage 1 next, primarily because P2 supplies are severely down right now and they're hard to score for under $150. I just think they're a bit over-valued right now. But if you can find one in the $125 range, get it :)
The Yojimbo is a great blade too... buy both!
When I got mine the pivot needed loosened some to swing freely with minor blade play. I took it apart to clean and lube it and when I put it back together the action was really bad. If I tightened the screw it wouldnt swing freely and if I loosened it it had loads of blade play. I took it apart a third time to install a homemade backspacer and when I reassembled it the action was PERFECT no blade play both screws are tightened all the way. If a particular knife is giving you problems it may just need taken apart and reassembled to "settle" the parts in place.
+micdanson88 Never, send it to the factory
Does the pivot screw need to be adjusted if the blade doesn't go down fast after you unlock it? Mine tends to take more force than yours to close it.
Johnny Mallorf That might help, Johnny. But the Para 2 pivot is designed to be fully tightened. It's a knife that can be tuned, but not easily, and many of them just aren't quite right from the factory. You can certainly try adjusting the screw a bit though.
Do you do carbidizing?
I'm so stuck on a big decision ... Satin finish or the black DLC coated one ! I just don't know , I love both, just can't afford both ! haha
+WolfDNALLC I got 4 para 2's now lol got a cutlery shoppe xhp black and orange , black/black blade , camo/black blade, camo/uncoated blade ... And of course I bought a bunch more Spydies ... Shit got serious haha !!!
+WolfDNALLC haha damn good ! I recently purchased a Techno , Slysz Bowie and Mantra. I had to get both the brown and black handled Southard's , they are so smooth !!! I've got 26 Spyderco , 3 Zero Tolerance and some others like Buck , Kershaw , Case and Cold Steel ... We definitely have a good problem ! lol My wallet is screaming haha
Got it. I'd go with the Sage 1 over the Dragonfly if you can afford it. It's enough bigger that you can do things with it that you can't with the Dragonfly, but not too big to do anything the Dragonfly can do. It's also a much higher quality knife. It's produced in the Taichung Taiwan plant, whose quality rivals the American Spydies. The Seki City Japan plant, where the Dragonfly is made, isn't quite up to that standard. Hope that helps :)
how much does it cost to get a knife sharpened?
Just picked one up in the digicam and satin blade for $106 shipped.... SUPER excited. Can't wait
Btw, if anyone is looking but cant find them for under 120- 130, check out NationalKnives. Thats where i got mine and theyre still in stock (this variation at least)
Please show a sharpening video... I want a mirror edge like that on mine...
I use to be nuts about mirror polished edges, but got tired of constantly scratching the edge due to use( I actually use my knives) I no longer polish my edges (for most part) and don't miss it as they still cut as good for my needs. If your wanting the bling for show affect then patience is how it is done.
I wouldn't say that they waste the extra handle. I find that that the additional length of the handle allows for more ways to grip the knife. I have relatively large hands though.
I'm curious today in 2016, had your opinion changed towards this knife? I'm getting one in the mail next week as my first modern higher quality knife, I have old Case knifes, a Camillus marlin spike, and a buck 110 from the 80s. So I was more into traditional knifes but wanting to get into modern knifes for EDC.
Bryan Devereaux you made a good decision with the the pm2 but the "knifes" thing is really annoying the plural is knives not knifes
No one sees the beautiful 3 parts blade 4 parts handle ratio. Its BEAUTIFULLY executed. It doesnt have to be 92% of handle blade length when 75% works perfectly. Again if the best handle outside the Manix has a blade thats just long enough, this isnt the tactical MARSOC operators choice its the Airman admins pocket jewelry. Itd kill anyone in a SEALs hands but theyd have another knife. The handle blade with the 50/50 choile is why it flew off the shelves in my humble opinion.
Hey rob have you ever had to fix a sticky lock on a paramilitary or know how to fix it?
Colt Murdock About all you can do is have it carbidized, Colt.
can someone tell me the best edge angle to sharpen my para 2 at? Thank you
depends on how hard you plan to use it, assuming you have the S30V version, I would go for a general use 20 degree edge. I have the S110V version which holds the edge longer but is a little more brittle, so I run it at 25 degrees. If you want a super nice cutter with maybe a little less durability (more prone to rolling or chipping) go for 17 degrees or lower.
depends on how hard you plan to use it, assuming you have the S30V version, I would go for a general use 20 degree edge. I have the S110V version which holds the edge longer but is a little more brittle, so I run it at 25 degrees. If you want a super nice cutter with maybe a little less durability (more prone to rolling or chipping) go for 17 degrees or lower.
Surprised you haven't reviewed a left handed pm2
Sorry I didn't explain well .I already have the Paramilitary 2 and the benchmade 940, plus the 707 sequel and the Manix 2 (154cm). The first two are my favourite ones. I'm italian and here the prices are high. Altough I had a good deal with the 940 that I payed about 50€ less than the para!
I think MetalComplex hit the nail on the head with the name of that blade shape...its " the pelican blade".
I've owned alot of knives, Crusader forge EXTREME HARD use folders but NONE of the knives I've owned feel as good in the hand and pocket as this exact knife that I edc carry, the Spyderco Paramilitary 2.
LOL! Your Delica will be in your tackle box or on eBay soon, Mike :). You have now entered the "Real Spydie" world... it's hard to go back!
Thanks for the lavish praise, brother! I must say though, "100% of the time" might be a bit of a stretch, lol :). Wow, we do have alot in common, don't we?! Thanks for weighing in :)
I dropped mine and dulled the very tip. What do you recommend for putting a new fine tip back on this knife?
Brandon Scott No rocket science there, Brandon. You just need to resharpen, paying specific attention to the tip. If the blunted area is about 1/16" or more, it helps to remove material from the spine as well, when you're re-tipping a blade.
Thank you. My googling lead me to the solution. I just wish I could put that fine Spyderco tip back on.
Brandon Scott wicked edge sharpener works a treat getting factory tip back!
Do you think this is better than the Endura? I realize the steel and build quality is better but is it worth twice the price?
Clap Forboobies Yes, it's better, and enough better to justify the price, if the price is in your budget. If it's not, the Endura is a very capable knife for the money.
woowe i just get one...i am so happy..i love this knife..its really perfection..if you think to by one just GO
wow really i had no idea this lock was so strong, i thought by looking at it it would be not that strong, good to know
i have been most impressed by cold steel's tri-ad lock, any knife i had from them is so strong its nuts! i can barely open them half the time
DId your paramilitary come that loose? or did you have to work it for awhile? I've ordered two spiderco paramilitarys2 and both have been a little sticky to open.
and i dont get a clicking sound when closing my plainedge non black blade.. is that normal?
Thanks!
+Xergius Hey ! i dont know if you talking about the 'sticky lock' because mine was very hard to disengage (that what a call sticky) i added a little bit of mineral oil and now it work pretty good
Xergius yeah same I just picked my first one up yesterday and it don't move at all when I disengage the lock unless I kinda flick it shut, did yours ever loosen up or did you just end up putting oil on it?
+Ryan Williamson - Hey Ryan, so I bought that PM2 in black on amazon and was kind of skeptical of it being a fake. so I took it into a local knife store and had the guy look at it, he put some oil on it and it did loosen a bit, but not to my liking. He said it's probably not a fake, but I ended up buying a Camo PM2 at the store and that thing was like butter! the lock up is super tight and it flys open. I think I got lucky. But the clerk said to put some oil and just keep flickin' it, it will eventually get loose. you can also go to your local store and have them loosen the blade (or detent?) and retighten it with lock tight. hope that helps, good luck!
Xergius thanks
Dude a little oil and fine tune the screw and your action should be flawlessly
In some of your more recent videos your opinion of the PM2 seems to have cooled to a large degree. You said that after 2014 (if my memory serves me right) that the PM2 fit and finish had gone down (again, if memory serves me correctly.) Is there a way you can elaborate on this/why your opinion has changed? I ask because I bought a PM2 in the winter of 2013 and haven't had and issues (with very light use). I want to buy another, but if the Manix 2 S30v is better I want to allocate my limited funds to that instead. Thank you.
(Posted from a phone so please excuse an poor grammar/spelling)
Steven Rassmussen I wouldn't say my opinion has gone down, but the PM2 does have some unit to unit variability, especially in the pivot, that can be annoying. Some have actions as sweet as can be, and some have side play and won't swing freely. It's a function of a pivot design that requires a lot of dimensional precision, with a manufacturing process that can't repeatably produce it. The Manix 2 suffers with the same pivot, by the way. If you get a good one, it's extremely good, but you don't always get a good one.
TheApostleP
Thank you for the timely response. I appreciate your advice on this matter. I'm very much a novice user/collector so I just don't have the technical knowledge. I just discovered the Benchmade 710-1401 and I am really impressed with it. I might just save up some money and buy one of those instead.
TheApostleP
I have another question for your. Where can I get/what is the name of the Torx Wrench and Bits set you use? They look really nice and I need a dedicated set vs just using my multitool bits I'm using.
I have sn all black one, I wanted to change the clip position but the screwthreads stripped out. I mailed pyderco and they said they shipped me black replacement screws. That's what I call customer service.
an* all black one. Spyderco*
damned fat fingers :p
Well, I wouldn't want you to violate any loyalties, but... They're fairly readily available on many online retailers' sites, as well as ebay. I'm sure your local shop would understand :)
yesterday the satin pm2 was $100 on amazon. today its $108. and the black bladed version stays around $160. why is that??
The paramilitary 2 has gotten extremely popular which has made the price go up. Also, a DLC (black) coated blade is going to be more expensive because it is a more expensive coating compared to a satin finish. I grabbed my black on black PM2 for 160.
+s blair Right now you can pick one up off of Amazon for 130-140 depending on whether or not you want the camo version.
Bought the Cru-carta pm2 and sold it within 2 weeks. Feels like youre trying to get a humpback whale in and out of your pocket and you have to make sure the blade actually shuts before going back in the pocket. Wasnt a great experience for me at work. I have lots that out perform this over hyped piece. Good blade tho
WooHoo!!!
HOLY CRAP! That mirror polish is insane! How long did that take you to do i heard the S30V is a pain to sharpen!
And I meant the "Native 5". Misstated, sorry!
Your knife blade appears short, because it is short. My blade, in the same closed position you show, extends to the middle of the lanyard hole. And before anyone asks, yes it is real, purchased from Spyderco booth at the S.H.O.T show.
Aurevoir Gopher Is it real? LOL! I get that same question all the time on knives in my videos, and yes, it gets annoying. You are correct, Gopher, my P2 does have a shorter than most blade. All models have some variability in this area, and mine came toward the short end of the spectrum. Also, by the time of this video, my P2 was several years old, had been sharpened a few times, and one of those included a bit of a tip repair, so it's probaly lost nearly .080" of its original blade length. All that said, the P2 still has an oddly proportioned blade to handle ratio.
TheApostleP
My Camo P2 came last week and was the one I was comparing to yours, and my black one came last night and it has the same length blade as the Camo one. Guess I am luck both of mine are on the long side. I did notice how nicely polished your edge was. Looks great.
My black one has a very free flowing blade, whereas the camo is stiffer. I took apart the camo, polished the bronze washers, sanded down the raised edges of the pocket clip holes and then polished them, reassembled and now it is a little smoother. One thing I did notice, my black one was smooth as silk out of the box, then I put the clip where it belongs, tip up, and it changed the smoothness. Seems the screws going through the clip, then G10 and into the liner, pulls the liner nice and straight and away from the blade just enough to effect the smoothness.
Thanks again for a nice video and nice reply.
My one criticism of the P2, which probably didn't make it into this video because I hadn't handled as many as I have now, is that the handle construction is a bit imprecise and flimsy, and that affects the blade action a great deal. I've literally spent hours with some examples trying to improve smoothness by deburring, polishing, playing with tightness of screws, etc., and sometimes I'll get it -- sometimes I can't. Even the way you grip and squeeze the handle has a significant effect on how the blade swings on some knives. The P2 is a thoroghbred, but a temperamental one to be sure.
Hey rob.. my next purchase..as long as I don't get a clone/fake:):)
+40belowful The clones aren't bad for the $17.00 you pay for them
spyderco paramilitary coming with fake knifes im confused .especially in ebay its 100% fake kindly help me how to find out original one and im in india please educate me where i have to buy
neethu shetty That is truly a sad thing, Neethu. In the US, we can be assured of authenticity by purchasing from reputable online retailers. I'm afraid I'm not much help regarding the Indian market. Sorry, my friend.
Buy one from the US ebay site. 99% of the time the spyderco knives on there are real
Maybe next time but I bought the Benchmade 940
You'll get no objection from me there, my friend. Great choice!
Hey Apostle. Do you