I'm not the biggest fan of MOD. I had 2 Dieters (manual and auto). The traction tape easily comes off, with exposure to petroleum based agents. Not a big deal, normally, but if you work EMS or similar, I would peel it off, and put a dab of Goop in the recess, and reapply.
The blade coating and grinds are excellent. The screws, however are blued/oxided steel, and thread into the aluminum frame, without the benefit of steel thread inserts. Read: easily stripped. The screw heads were also prone to rust, carried IWB.
Internally, the blade does not have bushings, but "integral" bushings, consisting of a raised area in the frame, hard anodized like the rest of it. Nitride coated tool steel is not overly forgiving to aluminum, even with anodizing.
My observation relate only to the Dieters that I owned, and there may have been design upgrades, since I sold them. (To their credit, MOD was very helpful, in sending me new screws and grip tape, after my knife was immersed in diesel and water.) For the money, I just believe there are much better options available.