Why Are These All Different?!

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
  • MSI - Microtech Standard Issue
    The Microtech Standard Issue (MSI) has caused quite a stir! From the tough supersteel blade crafted from Microtech's own Bohler M390MK to the patented RAM-LOK system, this is a knife community favorite. Pull the RAM-LOK system back or flick the blade with the thumb slot to deploy. Complete with the iconic X Button on both sides and a reversible pocket clip-this is one knife that deserves all the attention it's received. The MSI Series includes several handle materials to choose from, including the standard G-10 MSI, the premium Carbon Fiber MSI and the lightweight Injection Molded MSI.

Комментарии • 32

  • @jeffreygettinger2134
    @jeffreygettinger2134 10 дней назад +6

    I like how lightweight the polymer version are, however it would be nice if Microtech would soften the inside edge of the scales so it won't feel like digging into the hand with the sharp edge of the scale.

    • @Lucky15edc
      @Lucky15edc 8 дней назад

      I had the same complaint. A little 400 grit sand paper knocked that edge right down and you can’t even tell. Spring for some Ripps Garage Tech micarta scales if you really want a massive upgrade

  • @CNYKnifeNut
    @CNYKnifeNut 10 дней назад +3

    If thats a budget knife (not saying it is or isnt), then spyderco has a half dozen US made budget knives.

    • @edged_mindset
      @edged_mindset  10 дней назад +2

      This is true but they are becoming more rare with how Spyderco is raising their prices

  • @seanf5760
    @seanf5760 9 дней назад +2

    The difference between G10 and the polymer (aside from the obvious glass reinforcing) will just be rigidity and how they deform. The plain polymer will be softer and more likely to deform or scratch, the G10 will be harder and more likely to chip. The polymer itself will likely be the same nylon used in G10, just injection molded instead of machined from a block.
    Realistically, they'll have the same pros and cons levels and it just comes down to hand feel preference. And if you intend on doing scale swaps to aftermarket ones, obviously you'd pick the cheaper polymer one as your base as all the internals across the board are the same no matter which one you initially buy.

  • @1970genes
    @1970genes 9 дней назад +2

    Had an issue with my early MSI. Sent it in and they reworked it and now lockup is perfect like my Stitch.
    Best upgrade was to add Skiff bearings and OG scales.

  • @DeerUNIT42
    @DeerUNIT42 11 дней назад +3

    My guess is they work off these original CAD drawings, an missed the variance, and don't change a certain feature on it and it's just saved on the file and part of the SOP with different sub versions of models. I noticed this on The Kizer Sheepdogs I have, four different kinds, two of them don't have jimping. Like why? But doesn't seem to be a QC issue as the pictures on listings don't show them on those specific models either. Companies are weird

    • @edged_mindset
      @edged_mindset  10 дней назад +1

      Excellent point! That very well could be

  • @the_knights_edge
    @the_knights_edge 10 дней назад +2

    A friend let me borrow his g10 version for the review and scale swap video(clip side t20 DEFINITELY has false pivot screw btw😅). I later bought a polymer bc it was the cheapest with intent to scale swap to OG GOAT scales. I noticed some subtle differences between the two but possessed them at different times, so its cool to see a video with them next to each other for folks that aren't knife modding nut jobs such as myself 😅

  • @cheehee808_
    @cheehee808_ 7 дней назад +2

    I got my polymer apocalyptic one the other week. The lock was a little sticky at first but after breaking it in it’s great now. For $175 can’t really go wrong for a USA made Microtech in m390. Really digging mines

  • @mikeritter2979
    @mikeritter2979 10 дней назад +3

    The full serrated looks like a cutting machine

  • @PeterC585
    @PeterC585 11 дней назад +2

    Some of mine don't have any lump on the lock face... There's many differences in lock face also stop pins and how far the plunge lines are. I also agree the polymer ones are my favorite!!!

  • @Kris_Stiletto
    @Kris_Stiletto 10 дней назад +2

    Are the Newer one's able to handle spine whacks? Interesting Video. I absolutely luv my MSI Folders; they are a blast to carry use and fidget with. But, Cutting Board Reviews made them look like they can not withstand spine whacking at all. Though, mine don't fail, I do have that question mark in my mind... And that keeps me from recommending them for Self-Defense Folders. If Microtech proves that they have solved that issue, I would be all into these again. Great Video, Bro! :-) Peace, Stiletto :-)

    • @edged_mindset
      @edged_mindset  10 дней назад +1

      I have had zero issues spinewhacking any of my ram loks

    • @CNYKnifeNut
      @CNYKnifeNut 10 дней назад

      So you're saying there's a... Microtech MSI Issue?!

  • @slicknick332
    @slicknick332 10 дней назад +2

    “Tool hole?” hahaha that one made me chuckle

  • @badboybob
    @badboybob 10 дней назад +1

    I love them, however my preference is the G10 partially serrated!

  • @RamboAdventures-oi1mn
    @RamboAdventures-oi1mn 10 дней назад +1

    Thanks for the vid. Cheers!

  • @kawikadee9670
    @kawikadee9670 10 дней назад +1

    I have the socom elite and it's still going strong after 5 years.

  • @douglasbrmn2
    @douglasbrmn2 10 дней назад +1

    I need that brown one. I have a set of scales that would make that blade look even more incredible.

  • @GC_4
    @GC_4 10 дней назад

    July 2024 was almost a year ago??

    • @edged_mindset
      @edged_mindset  10 дней назад +1

      feels like it

    • @GC_4
      @GC_4 10 дней назад

      @@edged_mindset indeed it does😆👍🏻

    • @GC_4
      @GC_4 10 дней назад +1

      @@edged_mindset btw just wanted to tell you that Jesus loves you.

    • @edged_mindset
      @edged_mindset  10 дней назад

      @@GC_4 😁🙏