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Jaws
The most unique feature of the Pocketsmith tool is the plier head. A cutout form in the jaws is designed to grab onto and loosen the barrel bushing on a 1911 auto pistol. Also included on the plier jaws are a set of crisp serrations running out to the tips, for regular pliering duties. A wire cutter area is down near the pivot, with hard wire notch included.Handles/Frame
Handles on the Pocketsmith are a simple channel of sheet metal bent into a U-shape. A black layer of rubberized material covers the handles, giving them a somewhat cushioned feel.The only logo on the tool is the words CASPIAN POCKETSMITH, burned into the plier pivot in a circular pattern.
Blades and Tools
- plain-edge clip point knife blade, 2.5" long (63mm)
- 3/32" hex wrench
- 5/32" hex wrench
- medium flathead screwdriver
- three-sided file blade
- large flathead screwdriver
- 5/32" pin punch
- small flathead screwdriver
Locking Mechanism
None of the blades or tools lock open.Other Features
None.Sheath
Sheath for the Pocketsmith is a woven nylon affair with velcro closure. It can be worn vertically only.Dimensions
- Length closed = 4" (100mm)
- Length open = 6" (152mm)
- Thickness = .625" (16mm)
- Weight = 4.7 oz (133g)
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