Bullrush multi-tool

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Related To:
    Gerber Bullrushmultitool 10862656

    Compact, yet heavy-duty, the Bullrush multi-tool from Gerber is built with law enforcement, first responders and tactical professionals in mind. The butterfly style opening allows users to access the Tanto knife blade, full-size Phillips screwdriver, strap cutter and standard driver quickly and efficiently from the outside. Unfold the G-10 lined handles to access the full-size pliers and wire cutters. Includes ballistic nylon sheath.

    Features

    • Full-size plier jaws and Phillips screwdriver
    • G-10 handle for secure grip
    • Partially serrated Tanto shaped blade
    • Strap cutter
    • Flat head driver
    • Pinch wire cutters

     Tech Specs

    • Closed Length: 3.6 inches
    • Overall Length: 5.8 inches
    • Weight: 8.3 ounces
    • Steel Type: 7Cr17

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