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Originally Posted by TOMAHAWK9521
I have several Leathermen. Mirco, Super 2000, Surge and the Crunch. My favorite is the Surge because it has the one-hand opening blades on the outside. Had it for a couple years. I loved it until the retention spring used for keeping the interchangeable screwdriver heads fell out and I lost it earlier on this latest deployment. It had a habit of coming loose and finally fell out. Not sure if anyone else had the same problem.
I also have one Gerber Tool. It's the Trail-"Something". The only reason I like it is because it comes with a hoof pick as one of the flip-out tools. That has come in handy while outfitting in the Rockies.
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The Charge has the one handed outside opening features as well.
I agree that a Marlinspike or a reamer, like the old SAKs had, would be a handy attachment to have. Maybe I should just find the biggest Leatherman snap in screwdriver blade they have and grind me one. 
TR
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