Gerber MP600 Pro Scout Multi-Plier, Needle Nose, Stainless [47563]
February 28, 2018 - Comment
Like the men and women who carry our gear, Gerber is Unstoppable. Decades of innovation and dedication have put us here. Renowned as a master of knives and tools, Gerber’s problem-solving, life-saving products are designed with the unique needs of specific activities in mind. Today that includes much more than a blade.
Product Features
- Components: needle nose pliers, wire cutter, wire crimper, serrated knife, RemGrit saw with universal saw coupler, Fiskars scissors, cross point screwdriver, small and medium flat blade screwdrivers, can opener, bottle opener, file and ruler
- Deluxe version of the multi-plier
- Flick of the wrist, one-handed opening pliers
- Handle material: stainless steel, handle color: bead blast
- Sheath material: ballistic nylon
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Great tool to have around Replacing one that was lost. A little stiff but I am sure it will loosen a little as I use it. Great tool to have around.
Great quality “old school” multi tool with replaceable saw feature. I have owned many different Leatherman multi tools over the years, but this is my first full size Gerber. I bought it primarily for the replaceable saw feature. I also like the fact that it is 100% U.S. made. It’s obviously well made and I’m sure will last for years to come. It does require an “old school” two handed operation for some of the tools (not the pliers, of course) and in that regard the Leatherman OHT (which I also own) has an edge. It’s not as heavy or bulky as the OHT…
Knife design sux… Great product. Only complaint is the new design of the knife blade. As others have said, the notch on the blade is on the wrong side (and not all the way thru, like the earlier design) so it’s practically useless for opening the knife. Actually going to take the knife from an older Gerber tool, and swap it out.Also know this: the knife in the current pic is of the previous design, and is NOT the one used in this tool. I made my final decision to purchase this tool based on that pic. Was…