Busse and kin companion

gunfixrjoe

gunfixrjoe

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Whats you favorite multi-tool for outdoor/camping use and why? Looking to carry one as a companion to my Busse's and kin's.
 
Although it doesn't have the largest number of tools on it , I carry a Leatherman Skeletool because of it's lighter weight .


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I carry the Leatherman MUT .. It has less stuff on it than most multitools but the stuff that is there is sturdy and useful..
 
Bought a Leatherman Charge Ti ( same as the regular Charge but with a s30v blade) a few months ago, don't know how I got along without one now, highly recommend it
 
I carry one of those Gerbers where the pliers slide in and out.
 
Mike-The-Knife said:
Although it doesn't have the largest number of tools on it , I carry a Leatherman Skeletool because of it's lighter weight .


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Yeah the skeletool is a good multitool , it looks cool too .. I carry one when i go fishing
 
I've been carrying the same Leatherman Surge for 5-6 years now.

I use it at least twice a day where ever I am. If I'm working on something 10, 20, or 30+ times is not uncommon. I've used it to build entire projects!

If I don't have my Leatherman on my hip I'm either at work (highly secured facility) or I'm sleeping/showering.

-Emt1581
 
I'm a big fan of the Leatherman Wave. It fits nicely in the Spec Ops front pouch with a couple little pieces of fat wood and and ferro rod and striker.
 
Jroden5446 said:
Bought a Leatherman Charge Ti ( same as the regular Charge but with a s30v blade) a few months ago, don't know how I got along without one now, highly recommend it
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I've had a Charge Ti for a few years now, and it's great. With a full bit kit, there's not much it won't do, not that you'd need the bits for outdoorsy stuff, but it's handy for fixing an ATV or small mechanical stuff. I do wish it had replaceable wire cutters like the MUT though.
 
an american made schrade tough tool. it goes in my pocket before any thing else. as a plus when they wear a little you can flip them like a bali.
 
Cyo said:
If you have a Busse, do you need a multi-tool?
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True. Buuuut, I can't seem to get a grip on those nuts and bolts with my ASH1. I keep slipping and cutting a finger off. Down to just the pinky on my left hand. Ok, one more try.......
 
gunfixrjoe said:
True. Buuuut, I can't seem to get a grip on those nuts and bolts with my ASH1. I keep slipping and cutting a finger off. Down to just the pinky on my left hand. Ok, one more try.......
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way to stick with it brother.:D it work's if you work it.
 
I like my Victorinox Army model if you class those as Multi-Tools ~

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If it has to be a plier type multi-tool I'll pick my Vic Swiss Spirit !

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The victorinox Multi tools are very well made and smooth operating compared to the gerber or leathermans I have used.
 
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