Don't know. But my son does a lot of camping with cadets, so he won't be carrying it about every day. If it was possible then I might get one for myself. I guess Gerber are the people to ask...cpslashm wrote:Daft question - is it possible to remove the Saf.T.Plus sliders to make it UK street legal?
Gerber suspension £22
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Bad Wombat
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Re: Gerber suspension £22
Re: Gerber suspension £22
cpslashm wrote:Daft question - is it possible to remove the Saf.T.Plus sliders to make it UK street legal?
Pretty pointless exercise I would suggest, just get yourself a non-locking multi-tool to start with.
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Re: Gerber suspension £22
fair point Devonian. Actually my EDC is an old SAK, purchased about 30 years ago from a market stall in Switzerland. All it's needed in all that time is a new scissor spring and a replacement toothpick. In line with your suggestion here is a rather old list of UK legal knives and multi toolsDevonian wrote:Pretty pointless exercise I would suggest, just get yourself a non-locking multi-tool to start with.
http://forum.multitool.org/index.php?topic=8384.0