Medford Knife Micro Praetorian

[Fenway]

I'm not a big knife guy but I always look at this when I stop by Brad's and Knife Lady tables.

 

[danielocean03]

Did you buy one?

 

[M67]

I like my Micro more than I thought it would. It's a tank. It's kinda small. They're sweet

 

[Fenway]

No

Did you buy one?

 

[Bradsknives]

No

It has your DNA all over it...it's now my throw down knife.

 

[Fenway]

Good to have around the fairgrounds. Lol

 

[rhino]

I think the micro praetorian should fit in a slot on the man's sized praetorian as an accessory.

 

[Fenway]

You own one Rhino?

 

[rhino]

You own one Rhino?

I do not, but if the micro did fit into the Praetorian that way, I probably would. Because it would be cool.

 

[gpjerry]

100% American Made. Made in America. Thinking this may be my first Medford knife purchase.

 

[danielocean03]

They're nice knives. Full Ti Praetorians are wicked.

 

[Dean C.]

I swear I am going to put that Micro on a fishing line and dangle it in front of you at the next 1500 Fenway.
16 seconds is where the fishing line part starts
[video=youtube;A3IV22FJIbc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3IV22FJIbc[/video]

 

[rhino]

Oh-hoh! You almost had! Gotta be quicker!

 

[7.62]

I have the full size. Love it. I would like get a micro sometime as well.

 

[Fenway]

Brad has one folks . Buy it so I can stop looking at it! Lol

 

[Nakatomi]

I had one for about two weeks, then traded it here on INGO for a pistol. It's one of those things you really think is beautiful, and you have to have it......until you have it. lol! If you want to put it in the safe and look at it occasionally, maybe it's worth it as a collectible. As an EDC, you worry about wear (since it's so expensive and don't wanna damage it's resale value by marking it up with use). Opening it pretty much requires two hands, limiting it's usefulness. The pocket clip on mine was pretty much an iron bar and was difficult to place and remove in my pocket. So it rapidly found a new home.

 

[jd4320t]

I had one for about two weeks, then traded it here on INGO for a pistol. It's one of those things you really think is beautiful, and you have to have it......until you have it. lol! If you want to put it in the safe and look at it occasionally, maybe it's worth it as a collectible. As an EDC, you worry about wear (since it's so expensive and don't wanna damage it's resale value by marking it up with use). Opening it pretty much requires two hands, limiting it's usefulness. The pocket clip on mine was pretty much an iron bar and was difficult to place and remove in my pocket. So it rapidly found a new home.

I have a Praetorian T and couldn't disagree more. I carry it nearly every day. I'm not worried about wear at all. I can easily open it with one hand and a friend can flip it well.

 

[Dean C.]

I had one for about two weeks, then traded it here on INGO for a pistol. It's one of those things you really think is beautiful, and you have to have it......until you have it. lol! If you want to put it in the safe and look at it occasionally, maybe it's worth it as a collectible. As an EDC, you worry about wear (since it's so expensive and don't wanna damage it's resale value by marking it up with use). Opening it pretty much requires two hands, limiting it's usefulness. The pocket clip on mine was pretty much an iron bar and was difficult to place and remove in my pocket. So it rapidly found a new home.

EHH I would never personally feel bad about using any of my Medfords, they are production knives and will never go up in value. If you are worried about wear don't be after two years of beating on my Fat Daddy I finally sent it in for a spa treatment and MKT had a 24 hour turn around time plus when I received my knife back it was basically brand new again. Also Greg even says his knives are designed for two handed opening, you have to think that big ass thick blade being opened under allot of force say from flicking it open would put allot of stress on the parts of the knife, even CRK says not to flick their knives open.


Also you likely never got bast the "Break in" period of the knife because once properly broken in I have yet to see a medford that cannot be opened with one hand. Bottom line IMHO unless its a total one off irreplaceable custom use your knives.

 

[rhino]

EHH I would never personally feel bad about using any of my Medfords, they are production knives and will never go up in value. If you are worried about wear don't be after two years of beating on my Fat Daddy I finally sent it in for a spa treatment and MKT had a 24 hour turn around time plus when I received my knife back it was basically brand new again. Also Greg even says his knives are designed for two handed opening, you have to think that big ass thick blade being opened under allot of force say from flicking it open would put allot of stress on the parts of the knife, even CRK says not to flick their knives open.


Also you likely never got bast the "Break in" period of the knife because once properly broken in I have yet to see a medford that cannot be opened with one hand. Bottom line IMHO unless its a total one off irreplaceable custom use your knives.

My AdVs are "used."