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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2347361" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>jdjtexas make a good point. I know this is a little off subject, but I carry a Leatherman every day. It is my EDC along with a CCW. The Leatherman comes in so handy. About 15 years ago I was at a local Walmart and the manager of the Sporting Goods dept was always putting items on for sale at 50-60-70% off just to make room for new items. I got many "Old Henry" knives USA made for almost nothing. All are collectable now. I went in one day and these Leatherman "Juice" were originally $40 and marked down to $5. I bought the last (6). Jill has one in her purse, I carry one, put one in my hunting/shooting pack and gave away the other three. I can't believe how solid these are and the blade is good steel and razor sharp. A plus is that it doesn't take up any space and you always have a few tools to get you out of a jam.</p><p>I suggest everyone carry a Leatherman in their packs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2347361, member: 116439"] jdjtexas make a good point. I know this is a little off subject, but I carry a Leatherman every day. It is my EDC along with a CCW. The Leatherman comes in so handy. About 15 years ago I was at a local Walmart and the manager of the Sporting Goods dept was always putting items on for sale at 50-60-70% off just to make room for new items. I got many "Old Henry" knives USA made for almost nothing. All are collectable now. I went in one day and these Leatherman "Juice" were originally $40 and marked down to $5. I bought the last (6). Jill has one in her purse, I carry one, put one in my hunting/shooting pack and gave away the other three. I can't believe how solid these are and the blade is good steel and razor sharp. A plus is that it doesn't take up any space and you always have a few tools to get you out of a jam. I suggest everyone carry a Leatherman in their packs. [/QUOTE]
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