The Rat Cutlery Survival Pry Bar????

[buddha72]

http://deadonstore.com/deals.htm Try this, and it's inexpensive.

 

[Don Rearic]

Those gloves on that site are probably just the thing for the needs of urban survival as well as other environments. Especially if you have to "wreck" through a lot of stuff with some of these tools.

 

[rmc85]

Another vote for the Breacher Bar.

 

[PerHansa]

It's not for heavy duty prying by any means, but I carry one of these in my tool bag.

Made by Klein Tools. It's a sharpening steel with three grits and a chisel point on the end for use as a small prybar or scraper.

 

[mechtec]

It's not for heavy duty prying by any means, but I carry one of these in my tool bag.

Made by Klein Tools. It's a sharpening steel with three grits and a chisel point on the end for use as a small prybar or scraper.

That's interesting, where did you get one of those at?

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

That's interesting, where did you get one of those at?

Check the image tag. Might give you a good idea.

 

[Brad "the butcher"]

I like them, their pretty sharp looking with the paracord wrap.

Has anybody tried to use the sharp end of the widgybars on a firesteel and preferably the Rat fire kit? I don't have one but want one to try.

Please post if it works
Brad

 

[texastonydobbs]

It's not for heavy duty prying by any means, but I carry one of these in my tool bag.

Made by Klein Tools. It's a sharpening steel with three grits and a chisel point on the end for use as a small prybar or scraper.

I had one on my Electrician pouch and it was stolen(whole pouch w/tools)... here are some details and cool little gadget,if I remember right it is about 4-5" long
A knife sharpener – and a lot more.
Tungsten-carbide bonded to fine, medium, and rough sharpening surfaces,effectively sharpens any knife.
Chisel point makes tool useful for hacking, prying, scraping, splitting, cutting sheet metal, or other rough jobs that would harm a knife.
Leather-sheath handle folds out of the way for use as a sharpener, provides a convenient way to hold tool when used as a chisel or other tool.
Leather lanyard holds tool in sheath and secures it to belt or ring.

 

[mechtec]

Check the image tag. Might give you a good idea.

, I can't believe I missed that, that's what happens when I just look at the pretty pictures instead of reading.