I`ve got three at the moment. Will proably get more as time goes on.
I have a couple (Hundred )
I have a couple
LM Charge's are the tools to collect! I have made out rather well though.. John and Dennis have helped out a TON!! Honestly, I got three or four Charge's from Dennis and three from John!
I guess that the PST is just 1 of the best and easiest (hardest in some aspects ) MT to collectYou can have 2 or 3 and all be different or you can have ( how many variations to date Dave? ) like 20 variations and still not have them all possibly I think that if a person wanted to collect PSTs it would be easy to amass 100 of them and have more or less a cheap collection if they watched Ebay and such places
Quote from: Poncho65 on March 28, 2009, 03:52:22 AMI guess that the PST is just 1 of the best and easiest (hardest in some aspects ) MT to collectYou can have 2 or 3 and all be different or you can have ( how many variations to date Dave? ) like 20 variations and still not have them all possibly I think that if a person wanted to collect PSTs it would be easy to amass 100 of them and have more or less a cheap collection if they watched Ebay and such places I think you are right Ponch most Riveted PST's seem to go for between $20-$40us(?when prices will go up) , very reasonable. Now the Gold plated 10th anniversary ones are a different story
I've never had one. I once was going to buy one because it was on sale at a local hardware store but by the time I had saved up enough money someone had already purchased it.
Quote from: David on March 28, 2009, 03:01:10 AMI`ve got three at the moment. Will proably get more as time goes on. and if you want to know how to date the predated ones then the stickied thread at the top of the LM forum will point you in the right direction here's a link http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,5877.0.htmlplus it's a very interesting read and history on the tool
Quote from: Poncho65 on March 28, 2009, 03:06:09 AMQuote from: David on March 28, 2009, 03:01:10 AMI`ve got three at the moment. Will proably get more as time goes on. and if you want to know how to date the predated ones then the stickied thread at the top of the LM forum will point you in the right direction here's a link http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,5877.0.htmlplus it's a very interesting read and history on the tool Lots of good stuff there. I`ve been training two other people on what to look for while they are out prowlin around with the info in that thread. One of them spotted a PST with Pocket Survival Tool on the side in very good condition but didnt get it for me as he thought it was priced to high. When he told me the price I said I would have paid that for it. Next time please call me when you spot one. The hunt is always interesting.
I've got several. It's hard to top the original. Newer tools are more sophisticated, but nothing beats the original for all around functionality / weight / simplicity / pocketability / value.
Sideclips even thinner & has the clip
Quote from: MultiMat on March 28, 2009, 04:21:27 PMSideclips even thinner & has the clip thinner than the pst? wow thats amazing. same tool compliment?sean