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[YaArArYa]

Pry Bar tools

Lets see em

 

[Another Shepherd]

Try this forum instead:
https://www.bladeforums.com/forums/gadgets-gear.731/

 

[TC]

I see a flat screw driver, a bottle cap lifter (no real man would resort to such), and a wire stripper. Where's the pry bar?

 

[Jdottinger]

 

[353]

I dont have one, but if anybody can recomend a nice one, not too big, to have on a keychain I'd be thankful.

Preferably something that is not out of stock.

 

[Knives&Lint]

I bought this years ago, don't remember the details (marked STR), but the naysayers would be surprised how many times it has come in handy, and even saved the day on occasion. It came in plain Ti and black Paracord, but a while back I flamed it and rewrapped in something more fitting to me

 

[Chronovore]

 

[Jdottinger]

I dont have one, but if anybody can recomend a nice one, not too big, to have on a keychain I'd be thankful.

Preferably something that is not out of stock.

I got this one from Rob Amsler years ago. Made of 3v. I don’t think he has any of these available at the moment but has some similar made of ti.

 

[BlindMouse2of3]

 

[AntDog]

I see a flat screw driver, a bottle cap lifter (no real man would resort to such), and a wire stripper. Where's the pry bar?

“Resort” to a bottle opener? What do you do, gnaw the cap off? Or are yours all twisty tops?

 

[K.O.D.]

I use to have one, but I pried into the wrong people's business and it was confiscated.

 

[Jdottinger]

I dont have one, but if anybody can recomend a nice one, not too big, to have on a keychain I'd be thankful.

Preferably something that is not out of stock.

It’s not cheap but check out the Vero Fulcrum Mini, they’re for sure in stock. You can set it up for keychain carry and it is also a convenient little bit driver as well. Or a widgy bar from countycomm, may serve you well.

 

[Chronovore]

I dont have one, but if anybody can recomend a nice one, not too big, to have on a keychain I'd be thankful.

Preferably something that is not out of stock.

I like larger pry tools but a small one can be just the ticket, even if only to open a stubborn nail nick on a multi-tool.

Titanium is definitely the way to go. The Zutano from Titan Talon Tool Co. rides easily on a key ring. It looks basic but it is good for what it is. He does different variations.

 

[YaArArYa]

I dont have one, but if anybody can recomend a nice one, not too big, to have on a keychain I'd be thankful.

Preferably something that is not out of stock.

Check out the Gerber Chonk its got a pocket clip

 

[jacobconroy75]

I bought one recently to try it. It's cool, but I haven't found a comfy way to carry it yet.

Now, if someone would make a quality Ti scale for popular folders that had a Ti prybar that you could pull out (ala the tweezers in a Swiss Army Knife)...that would sell!

 

[dericdesmond]

Nathan the Machinist can we see the one your selling soon

 

[BlindMouse2of3]

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I bought one recently to try it. It's cool, but I haven't found a comfy way to carry it yet.

I find horizontal on the belt works great for up to an 8" oal blade or prybar.

 

[eveled]

 

[Hickory n steel]

 

[YaArArYa]

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