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What SAK are ya totin' today?
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AusLoX
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Received the synergy x today. There’s a bunch of pros and cons but overall I like it and it has its place. Very stout blade and the box cutter tool is far more useful than the can opener for me.
Blade comparison photo next to the Compact.
Blade comparison photo next to the Compact.
Awesome spitfires......Im sorry for your loss.. The air show we attended was at a small town called Temora about 2 hours east of me in NSW Australia. No security here so no problems having the Huntsman.
afishhunter
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The Huntsman has a fantastic "every day" tool set.
It is my choice as well, regardless of what else is on my belt and in my pocket.
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and cut with my Huntsman.
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I have an original run 84mm Gourmet featuring a clip point blade and a 5 turn grooved corkscrew. With it i have one of my most prized possessions. A conductors whistle used in the 1920's. It was used on some pretty famous trains including The Flying Scottsman. It was gifted to me from the conductors elderly daughter.
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I was carrying my Deluxe Tinker for a while. Liked the idea of having the scissors and pliers with me. But the other day I pulled out my recovered Tinker and have been happy with that. I rarely need pliers. And if I need scissors, I have my Classic SD on my keyring in a leather sheath. So I am good with the lighter, thinner Tinker. Not that I have a problem with larger SAK's. But sometimes, okay often, I wear sweatpants and the heavier SAKs do flop around a lot.
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.577NE
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That was my military carry. Nice, no non-sense knife.
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Thats very interesting mate. Do you still have it?
.577NE
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Unfortunately, I don't. I so very much wished I did. I was not "into knives" back then, but fondly remember how useful it was, how well-proportioned it felt in hand.