Hi -- I'm not sure where you are with the Overland, or if you ever bought one... but for a smaller, lightweight, S35VN knife that's not a flipper... that's exactly what this is. I think it seems like a GREAT knife.
I bought one of these, probably the last one they made, and received it last week. I have it listed for sale here (
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/millit-overland-bnib.1781581/), but only selling because it's basically the same size as my Shirogorov Neon, and I don't really need two knives the same size.
I really like the Overland, and will try to give a few pros/cons here. I've never cut with it, and have only held it a couple of times.
Pros:
* Made in USA!
* Quality construction. You know when you hold something small, but it feels solid and very strong? That's this.
* Handle shape -- I think I read somewhere that TJ Schwarz wanted this to be the ultimate camp kitchen knife. It's definitely that, and a lot more. The handle gets your fingers up and out of the way. The G10 is grippy and solid. Feels great. It's a pretty thin knife, but it's easy to hold and seems very easy to use.
* Clip works well and is big enough to hold it, but not so bit that it gets in the way
* Overall size -- disappears in the pocket. Thin, small, light.
Cons
For me, purely nonsense stuff:
* I'd prefer an all-black knife. The black on one side and titanium on the other just isn't my preferred look.
* Stonewashed blade isn't my preference
* Blade shape -- for EDC, I just like a drop point. Again, preference.
* Sorta wish it said "USA" somewhere on the knife
* I thought it was going to be bigger than it is. And frankly, if they made like a 4-inch version of it, I think that would be super cool.
I should also mention that the tight tolerances mean that it's going to take a little breaking in to get it moving. It was pretty stiff out of the box. With a little use, I'm sure it'd get a lot easier. But I'm trying to sell it, so I'm trying to not use it. Because then I'll start cutting with it. And then... well, I'd end up keeping it. If nobody buys it, then I'd be happy to keep it and use it. It's a perfect size for so many things!