Gerber Compact Sport... How Tough?

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Tree

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Hello everyone,

I was thinking about getting a Compact Sport from Gerber. It has all the tools I need: pliers, knife, small flat head screw driver (to fit in XLR connector), philips head screw driver, wire cutter/stripper, and does not cut into you when you use the pliers. The main reason for selecting this model was it's weight 6oz. I figure this and a G2 or E2e (depending on the surprises at the shot show) would be my lightest weight combination. My current combination (Craftsman Pro and 8NX) wieghs me down too much.
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Sooooo... The questions are, has anyone owned one of these? and How sturdy is it. I have a Craftsman Pro multitool

(see this thread http://www.candlepowerforums.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=18&t=000034

and have brought it back 3 times for breaking some part of it. Although Sears replaces it with a new model every time, this last time the model design has changed a bit and it does not have the small flat head anymore. I use my multitool heavliy at work so it has to hold up well, or have a great easily exchangeable lifetime warranty
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Hey Tree, I have the Leatherman Juice S2, and I know for sure it fits the XLR screws
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Actually it has two that fit that size. It is the lights multi-tool I have used to date and haven’t had a problem with it. I can tighten C-Clamps without a problem. It does have the wire cutters on it though.
 
Sweet!!! Thanks Brock. 4.4 ounces and Botach has it for the low low price of $37.50 (kidding)
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Now to see what SureFire to get, all these new developments are getting exciting.
 
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