The PS4 is "made in USA" in that it conforms to US domestic content requirements.
...Although made and assembled at their plant in Oregon, Leatherman does use some components made or processed offshore.
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May I suggest instead a Squirt S4? These can still be found new and have a better tool set for the casual user. The scissors are bigger and easier to use than those dinkies on the PS4, and the S4 has pretty good tweezers and a nail file My wife likes hers, although she had it for several months before learning there were more implements on it than scissors.
Thanks for the reply and the information.
With Valentines' Day just around the corner my wife has been hinting at wanting a small knife to use at work.
One of her colleagues got a new Case knife for Christmas and was all-aglow whilst showing it off, making a big point of it being "Made in U.S.A.".
From the description, it sounded as if what her co-worker got is a small Case Canoe with pink bone handles and Damascus blades, and my wife knows real Damascus when she sees it.
My wife said a knife w/o Damascus would be to her liking, as long as it was in ANY color other than pink [I'm still getting a giggle remembering her say that, anything BUT pink!].
She really doesn't need all of the extras, I gave her my old Mil-spec Leatherman to use and she never carries it anymore claiming it's too big and too heavy.
I gave her an old 56011 Classic Swiss Army Knife with a single blade and small scissors, tweezers and toothpick, but the scissor spring had long ago snapped in half, just as most of my scissor-knives have done over the years.
She really doesn't use the scissors when they do work but does use a small sharp blade for cleaning up edges of ID Badges once heat laminated, so I was thinking something small would best suite her needs.
That reminds me of watches marked Swiss, that as long as the movement is Swiss the rest of the parts could be made anywhere, like Hong-Kong or China which seems commonplace, still not a Swiss watch to many that are into the purity-factor.
Thanks, I'll keep the PS4 and S4 on the list of possibilities, just not sure she'd be happy with the
Assembled in elsewhere idea when she'd made it clear she wants a knife Made in the U.S.A..
(in fact, checked "Storm Grey"). It rides my belt even now.
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