I like the drop point version of the Praetorian.
It's a big knife.
Pictures below compared to Ruger LCP2.
(If you are interested in Medford Knives but the Praetorian series is too expensive check out the 187 series. They are a pretty good value on the high end.
https://www.dlttrading.com/medford-...bronze-anodized-titanium-flamed-clip-hardware
Find a small shop and don't pay close to list price. We did use a 187DP to clean a snapping turtle just to see if it could be done with a folder without exploding it in a million pieces. It worked. Worth it? Meh. Whatever. Cheaper than most Rolex watches, and more fun. They have a production line available as well that's even cheaper. Not cheap. But cheaper.)
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Side note:
The Kizer GTI Titanium is a good budget alternative to Medford's that are still made with quality materials. (As long as you can overlook the (most likely) govt subsidized/forced-labor and buy a Chinese made product, which of course nowadays includes most Kershaws, CRKT, Gerber, etc.)
It's a big knife too. It carries almost as big as the Praetorian and may even be a little heavier. Other than being a liner-lock it seems to be almost as tough as the Medford's.
It's a shame that it has been discontinued. It's a really good knife.There is plenty of stock available in the pipeline right now. That will end in the next 2 or 3 months.
https://www.bladehq.com/item--Kizer-Manual-Folding-Knife-Green-G--26135
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