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#9 "SAK, (Swiss Army Knife)"
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Posts: 644 (02/13/06 11:46) War Chief |
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Lee1959 |
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Posts: 3587 (02/13/06 19:30) |
I have to say that the SAK Cybertool is a close second to the Midnight Manager, it is the single MOST used tool in my house. It sits on my desk and gets grabbed 90 percent of the time whenever I need a screwdriver or something needs to be cut, it even is used to open my mail.
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Posts: 717 (02/13/06 23:25) Tribal Councilman |
I use the swiss champ the most for beyond pocket knofe duties I have the larger lock blade version of this (can't remember the name) in my BOB but I have several of the champs in various locations and kits.
JUST BECAUSE I'M PARANOID, DOESN'T MEAN THEY'RE NOT OUT TO GET ME. |
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Posts: 507 (02/15/06 11:41) Dog Soldier |
I'm a big fan of the Tinker for everyday use. I've carried one or another for about ten years now since retiring the original SAK I was given when I was nine. I still can't believe I never lost that one and it brings back so many memories every time I pull it out.
-Tim-
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FXDXT |
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Posts: 776 (03/01/06 07:43) War Chief |
Victorinox Craftsman....everthing you need and nothing that you don't.
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azratt1 |
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Posts: 33 (03/05/06 23:49) |
I think it's the hunter model..
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blake g49 |
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Posts: 10 (05/26/07 21:11) |
The Victorinox Farmer is the most under-rated SAK IMHO...
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YoshinRyu |
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Posts: 123 (06/06/07 18:47) Scout |
Victorinox Fieldmaster...all the basics we've come to love paired with a saw AND scissors. Nothing I don't need.
Super Tool 2000? Wow, I am way behind in technology, I only have the Super Tool 200  Ah...back on topic... |
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Regulis7 |
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Posts: 582 (10/08/07 20:10) Medicine Man |
Victorinox Hiker.
Identical to the Camper but has a phillips driver instead of the cork screw. |
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r80rt |
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Posts: 122 (10/18/07 16:19) Scout |
The mitary issue works fine for me.
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Posts: 5 (06/24/08 20:41) |
I've been carrying a Vic Farmer for a little over a year and like it a lot. Wes
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Posts: 2302 (06/27/08 11:39) Tribal Spirit |
New favorite for a year or so now.
Victorinox made, German Bundeswehr issue, OH Trekker. 
All life is subject to the laws of Nature, or to be more precise, the laws of our CREATOR. |
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Posts: 225 (06/28/08 13:31) |
RA sir, on message #2 is that a stainless steel ship's clock in your picture? If so it very very fine. I have never seen one in stainless steel before.
And your Victorinox looks very good indeed. Poppi |
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Posts: 175 (07/15/08 12:22) |
Recently bought the SAK Forester and it has quickly replaced my opinel as my EDC its a lovely tool feels nice and solid in the hand with a good secure locking
system. The saw is REALLY good too I thought it might just be a gimmicky thing and didnt expect too much boy did I get a nice surprise.
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Posts: 668 (11/17/08 23:27) |
Victorinox Workchamp
Daily carry Huntsman |
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Posts: 2351 (11/24/08 12:05) Tribal Spirit |
PoppiBear wrote: Sorry for the delay in answering Poppi. The clock is actually Nickel plated brass. I don't know if they made a SS version of the clock. All life is subject to the laws of Nature, or to be more precise, the laws of our CREATOR. |
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