-
Be sure to read this post! Beware of scammers. https://www.indianagunowners.com/threads/classifieds-new-online-payment-guidelines-rules-paypal-venmo-zelle-etc.511734/
Multi-tools...what are you carrying, and how?
- Thread starter three50seven
- Start date
The #1 community for Gun Owners in Indiana
Member Benefits:
Fewer Ads! Discuss all aspects of firearm ownership Discuss anti-gun legislation Buy, sell, and trade in the classified section Chat with Local gun shops, ranges, trainers & other businesses Discover free outdoor shooting areas View up to date on firearm-related events Share photos & video with other members ...and so much more!
Member Benefits:
Maybe you multi tool experts can point me in the right direction….. let me know if there is a tool that fits this bill……. Pliers…. Driver….. quick access locking blade. I really like the blade and driver posted back a couple pages but would prefer having pliers also.
IndianaSoloMcfly
Expert
Center-Drive | Gerber
Gerber’s new Center-Drive multi-tool offers uncompromising performance through revolutionary design. Learn more here.
www.gerbergear.com
Yeah I saw that one price puts it into leatherman range.Center-Drive | Gerber
Gerber’s new Center-Drive multi-tool offers uncompromising performance through revolutionary design. Learn more here.
KeeperoftheH
Plinker
On duty, I carry the same Leatherman Wave I was issued on deployment back in 2016, in the leather/elastic pouch it came in (which also holds a Maglite Solitaire LED perfectly); hasn't left my work belt since. Off duty, I keep a Victorinox Mechanic in the watch/change pocket of my jeans (along with another Mag Solitaire LED, Fisher Space Pen, and Carmex) every day.
Attachments
wildcatfan.62
Marksman
Sir, the two knife blades may seem redundant, but if you ever have to cut a seatbelt quickly (frequent in an auto accident) you will soon learn the reason for the serrated blade, it’s intended function. Not judging or making an argument for or against, hopefully enlightenment.
But good luck finding the correct blade.
Without an adrenaline dump I can barely find the right blade/tool. lol
Serrated blades are a must for me and my help.
When cutting vinyl, thick cardboard, thick rubber, roots or need something cut into pieces in seconds the serrated blade is a FTW tool that is a must on my 300.
This kind of use will dull the regular blade in the first hr of work.
We also use the Cold Steel 17 kobun serrated when we don’t have that second to open a multi tool. The edge has lasted an entire year of heavy HEAVY use. So well in fact I bought an extra!
When cutting vinyl, thick cardboard, thick rubber, roots or need something cut into pieces in seconds the serrated blade is a FTW tool that is a must on my 300.
This kind of use will dull the regular blade in the first hr of work.
We also use the Cold Steel 17 kobun serrated when we don’t have that second to open a multi tool. The edge has lasted an entire year of heavy HEAVY use. So well in fact I bought an extra!
Site Supporter
Staff online
-
d.kaufmanStill Here
Members online
- Dirtebiker
- Quiet Observer
- indyblue
- REM299
- d.kaufman
- sumphead
- Win52C
- Machinist68
- ROLEXrifleman
- Chewie
- triggerhappy00
- matbmorr
- Wanderer
- Relax_36
- Flingarrows
- brettholycross
- Glocker99
- fnpfan
- Noble Sniper
- shibumiseeker
- Chalky
- gds
- TheGrumpyGuy
- Midwestjimbo
- Bassat
- Snapdragon
- KMaC
- sixty8firebird1
- Bighoss91
- DFM914
- 10mm
- Glock_22
- Kdf101
- Hawkeye7br
- citizenkane
- teratorry
- patience0830
- opus1776
- Butch627
- blain
- Johnhammel13
- Big Hank
- sapper83
- Iurobz
- Wolfhound
- hunt4fun
- hoosier88
- fullmetaljesus
- Ingomike
- kotaoz
