The ultimate way to break s$#! is to blow it up, and the folks over at Gerber offer a multi-tool designed especially for the trained demolition techicians whose job we all covet. The Gerber Multi-Plier 600 Demolition Explosive Technician Tool is the only multi-tool certified for explosive ordinance disposal units and follows U.S. miltary specifications.
The tool includes a non-reflective black coating, a blasting cap crimper, and a universal saw coupler with remGritT saw. You also get a standard cross point screwdriver, large, meduim, and small flat- blade screwdrivers, a file, a bottle opener, a lanyard, and a nice ballistic nylon sheath.
And right now you can pick one up from Snapberry for just $79.05 with $8 shipping.
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I want one.
Man, if I ever need to crimp blasting caps in the middle of nowhere again, my life will most likely have taken a giant turn for the suck.
Has Gerber’s quality improved any? the first multi-tool of theirs I ever saw was in ’92 when I was in the 82nd. Somebody snapped one of the plier jaws clean off that thing.
The only one?
I don’t believe that SOG has stop making their EOD line…
They were the first to market an EOD-specific tool, and worked quite closely with the military on the design. They assisted in creating the military specification that Gerber is holding to.
I like Gerber, to be sure, but SOG deserves a LOT of credit here. This was their idea, and their niche market until Gerber decided to copy them.