MP600 NN or BN that is here the question [emoji16]

[MTSebastian]

Hello everybody, I would be interested to know what you prefer and why? BN or NN and why? How many times have you regretted your decision and would you have preferred a different setup?

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[SteveC]

The easy answer is to have both 

[MTSebastian]

The easy answer is to have both 

This is a good answer

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[cody6268]

Buy both. I did.   For me, the needlenose is best for what I'm doing everyday, as it is more, or less, all around. Needlenose, the way they are on Gerbers, are plenty tough as well.   

The blunt nose, which I just bought, is for fencing work, as well as mechanical. They are more resistant to twisting than needlenose (which are, under no circumstance, intended to be used for twisting), which working on fences, is something I'm almost always doing. But, the one thing they wont do--get T-Post clips into place. So far, the rounded "chain nose" needlenose of my SwissTool beats every other tool on the market in that job.

But for all-around use, I'm gonna say needlenose.

[MTSebastian]

These are good arguments for the respective tools Cody. Thanks for that!

I have both types of tools. The NN and the BN. I paired the NN Basic with a ProScout. Now it has all the tools I need for my purposes. I just can not decide which of the pliers is the better choice.
A BN would be a better choice for camping. But for EDC, I think NN is the better option. In the end it will definitely end up buying another ProScout and putting together the same tool as BN and taking bothwith me

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