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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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What multi tool, You using today?
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Leatherman Free T4.
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I come back to lusting over P2.. I will likely get one when I get to justify it (too much money holes right now).
Edit: did some googling and found one with significant price drop so I had to snag it up!
Pretty rare to see LM discounts here.
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Yeah they are expensive I sold a knife to fund towards mine & only bought frees on special. Hope you get 1 soon.I come back to lusting over P2.. I will likely get one when I get to justify it (too much money holes right now).
Edit: did some googling and found one with significant price drop so I had to snag it up!
Mitch
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Great pic! I have a t2.
Although I am not a fan of the thumb stud .
Thanks for sharing.
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Got mine today but severely disappointed. Got the stiff pliers treatment again and I’m too afraid to give them a twist so they would loosen up. Handle felt really hot spotted. I’m returning it and sticking with my SwissTool and suffer the lack of pocketability.
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I should retire it, but it's so handy!
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Well there you go, that's fair enough if you didn't like it.
Greetings,
A few years back, I bought a multi to keep in my range bag for assorted duties when sighting scopes. ARecently, I had a scope replacement come in for my old Leupold thanks to their lifetime warranty. I found my "Gun Tool" multi in my smith bag, I had forgot how funtional this thing is. Plenty of torx, hex and other dedicated tools and the leverage for tightening. There are multi tools that are dedicated to specifc guns on the market now. However, I like the simplicity and light weight of this one. I was able to take it to the range and not carry my screwdriver set and other assorted tools for adjustments and able to make quick work of the install with this one tool and a scope level. Definitely a win for today and a interesting tool for the price. Here is a link to the site: https://www.realavid.com/product/the-gun-tool/
Thanks,
raysr
A few years back, I bought a multi to keep in my range bag for assorted duties when sighting scopes. ARecently, I had a scope replacement come in for my old Leupold thanks to their lifetime warranty. I found my "Gun Tool" multi in my smith bag, I had forgot how funtional this thing is. Plenty of torx, hex and other dedicated tools and the leverage for tightening. There are multi tools that are dedicated to specifc guns on the market now. However, I like the simplicity and light weight of this one. I was able to take it to the range and not carry my screwdriver set and other assorted tools for adjustments and able to make quick work of the install with this one tool and a scope level. Definitely a win for today and a interesting tool for the price. Here is a link to the site: https://www.realavid.com/product/the-gun-tool/
Thanks,
raysr
Nice tool and its great to see that cold weather gear also. In South Texas we had a "cold" night last night, 19 degrees and clear. Although I'm not used to cold weather, much appreciation goes out to those who are and use tools such as that in that weather. Really like that polish that Swiss Tool also.
Christmas tree hunting with my bro and mom.
Thanks,
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Thanks, and merry Christmas to Texas!
It’s not very cold here in Finland at the moment but I took the mittens for handling the tree shaft that is very stingy. I do like to gear up for the winter and I pretty much all the time have lighter leather mittens.
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SwissTool has helped a lot today. Light stuff like when I reshaped this hanger today.
Bonus mobile phone picture of Mars. I’m too stupid to say anything about space stuff but I always just marvel the fact that there’s so much out there and we can see it.. past version of it.