Yesterday I was watching some episodes of the Midsomer Murders series, I'm a big fan of British detective series. I believe it was the episode "Strangler's wood" where chief inspector Barnaby and sergeant Troy are inspecting a crime scene in the forest and Barnaby asks Troy for a pincet. Troy answers that he has a Swiss army knife, he pulls his SAK out of the pocket and Barnaby takes and uses the pincet. The SAK wasn't very good to see, but thought it was a SAK with at least 4 layers. Haven't seen sergeant Troy using his SAK in other situations yet, but now that I know that sergeant Troy probably carries one, I will carefully watch the series, but I don't expect to see the SAK very often though.
I had to use mine last saturday evening to cut some cord. A friend of mine had transported some stuff in his car and tied everything together with a cord. He had used some knots that weren't easy to untie and added to that, it was freezing cold. A lot of you will probably know that your fingers won't listen very well when it's so cold, so he didn't succeed in untieing the knot. Fortunately I had my Pioneer in the pocket and cut the rope. I had used my flashlight too that evening, so that we could see what we were doing in the dark.
Some people wonder why I carry a pocket knife and a flashlight. I always wonder why people leave home without.
I had to use mine last saturday evening to cut some cord. A friend of mine had transported some stuff in his car and tied everything together with a cord. He had used some knots that weren't easy to untie and added to that, it was freezing cold. A lot of you will probably know that your fingers won't listen very well when it's so cold, so he didn't succeed in untieing the knot. Fortunately I had my Pioneer in the pocket and cut the rope. I had used my flashlight too that evening, so that we could see what we were doing in the dark.
Some people wonder why I carry a pocket knife and a flashlight. I always wonder why people leave home without.
