Worlds smallest multi-tool?

[znapschatz]

Here's my source. Make of it what you will. http://www.georgia-outfitters.com/page52.shtml

Really interesting site, thanx for the post. Doesn't alter my opinion of that one story, but
the rest rang true, matching my experiences and attitude about the mighty P38. Good to know it is still appreciated.

 

[Knife Crazied]

Watch your mail, Ash.:thumb up:



Carl.

I will be excitedly.

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[mnblade]

Well, my P-38 is going back into the drawer. Today I noticed the pointy end has torn a hole in the pocket of my jeans. :grumpy:

 

[jackknife]

That's why I carry it in the zip compartment of my Eagle Creek wallet.

Carl.

 

[Rsmith_77]

Just curious, but are they TSA safe? I would imagine not.

am still reading my way through this, and it may just be a bit of thread necromancy

but i know my father (turning 60 next month) had his P38 confiscated by the TSA when he flew to california a few years back
he was extremely grateful when i picked him up a new one at one of the local bases. he does complain that the new one isnt carbon steel like the one he had from when he was in the army (back in the 70s)

just thought i would share

 

[GRIM 62]

I checked mine and it's the US Shelby P38.I still can't find a darn paper clip small enough to fit through the hole.I'll succeed sooner or later.

 

[jacktrades_nbk]

Bought a few of those can openers, both p38 and p51, already put one p38 in my wallet, and used one for a can to see how it performs.
Weird thing is both the p38 have the tip bent, whilst the p51's have it straight. All are US Shelby. Is there a reason for that, or i just happened to find some 'lemons' ?

 

[jacktrades_nbk]

Here is what im talking about

 

[BoxANT]

Keep one in my wallet, but with a Classic on the keychain, and a Cadet in the pocket, it doesn't get out much.

However, something can be said for minimalism.