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Spyderco Para Military 2 Emerson Opener, Satin PlainEdge [Exclusive]
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Spyderco Para Military 2 Emerson Opener

Spyderco Para Military 2 Emerson Opener, Satin PlainEdge [Exclusive]

MSRP: $230.00
$161.00
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SKU:
SPYC81GPW2
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Description

BladeOps is excited to release this exclusive Para Military 2 featuring the Emerson Wave for easy open.

The most popular Spyderco knife of the past five years, the Para-Military 2 is now available with the Emerson wave feature. Boasting a premium steel CPM-S30V saber ground blade with a satin finish, the knife opens smooth and easy with the Emerson feature. It locks open tight with the world-renowned compression lock used by Spyderco and has a 4-position pocket clip for easy carry. 

  • Blade Length: 3.45"
  • Overall Length: 8.27"
  • Blade Material: CPM-S30V
  • Blade Grind: Saber
  • Blade Finish: Satin
  • Handle Material: Black G-10
  • Overall Weight: 4.2 oz.
  • Blade Hole Diamter: .56"/14.2mm
  • 4 position clip
  • Made in the USA

Reviews

  • One of the best

    Posted by Jordan L on Jan 12th 2021

    5

    Such a great idea to put an Emerson opener on a PM2. The different blade shape is super cool, and the edge is SCARY sharp. Awesome knife!

  • PM2 Emerson

    Posted by Limoncelli Frank on Jan 11th 2021

    5

    Just about the perfect knife. Spyderco took the best EDC knife of all time and made it better.

  • Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Wave/Emerson

    Posted by Jason on Jan 5th 2021

    5

    As a long time carrier, and fan, of the Spyderco Endura Emerson, I was somewhat apprehensive that the Paramilitary Emerson would be as good or better. It is better. While it is slightly heavier, and it is a bit grippier on the pocket fabric when deploying, the paramilitary has several advantages over the Endura. First, the ease of opening, without using the Emerson hook, is a clear advantage the Paramilitary has over the Endura. The Paramilitary also has a functional choil for gripping and feels more ergonomic in hand. Finally, I have never fully trusted the spine lock on the Endura, as I occasionally use my knives to torque and pry things. While I still love the Endura, the Paramilitary is the better knife all around.

  • Favorite PM2

    Posted by Andy on Jan 1st 2021

    5

    I've owned many PM2s over the years. This one is my favorite. The wave feature works well. The thicker tip can handle rough jobs.

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