My found SAK

Ford1911 · Jul 15, 2013

As I have stated in some of my posts, I have been a gun collector for a long time and just started aquiring knives recently. Mainly the only knives I had before I started collecting were knives to field dress game, a cheap mechete and my EDC.
Anyway, I was looking online to buy a SAK Tourist for when we travel by plane. I don't want to take the risk of one of my more expensive knives getting stolen from a suitcase. Then I got to thinking, I remember seeing a SAK somewhere one time, no idea were I got it. Well after much searching here it is. I looked it up and it is a Deluxe Tinkerer.
I was kind of excited, I got a new knife and didn't have to spend any money.

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SaintlyBrees · Jul 15, 2013

Very cool! And a nice SAK.

blixxx · Jul 15, 2013

Where did you find it?

Ford1911 · Jul 15, 2013

blixxx said:
Where did you find it?

In a side pocket of an old range bag that I don't use much anymore. I didn't even know anything was still in it.

blixxx · Jul 15, 2013

Ford1911 said:
...old range bag that I don't use much anymore.

...maybe because ammo is so hard to find now

Ford1911 · Jul 15, 2013

blixxx said:
...maybe because ammo is so hard to find now

haha, that is true but this was just an old bag that has been replaced. I just keep it incase all my kids want to go with me at the same time and I can't fit everything in the new one.

Harayasu · Jul 15, 2013

Nice SAK. I think it has a nice tool configuration for traveling.

22-rimfire · Jul 15, 2013

Good find. I'd still get a thinner one.

Ford1911 · Jul 15, 2013

22-rimfire said:
Good find. I'd still get a thinner one.

yep, I am still gonna get the SAK Tourist

GIRLYmann · Jul 15, 2013

great choice!
and thank g'wad there's no corkscrew.

Freman Bloodglaive · Jul 15, 2013

I found a Wenger Picnic on my desk and I had no idea where it came from.

Still, free Swiss Army Knife?

Score.

whetrock · Jul 15, 2013

Cool SAK, Victorinox puts out a superb product for the price. I've not seen one yet with bad fit and finish. That model in particular is interesting, with it's minuscule, but quite useful pliers.