Multitool that you can design and build to your needs...

[AJMD429]

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I've been wishing some company would do this for some time now - https://roxontool.com/collections/all-products

I don't know if the company has a good reputation though, or anything about it - but it might be something to try out. Prices seem reasonable.

[Ysabel Kid]

What a great idea!

[marlinman93]

I've never cared for multi tools, and find them marginal for almost anything other than extreme emergencies when you've got no other choice. Even then odds are you're gonna booger up a scre head, or round off a bolt head, or nut using the pliers. And those Leathermans with the open edges digging into your hands the harder you grip really irritate me. I have both a Leatherman and SOG, and the handles are way better on the SOG, but I still don't carry either of them.

[GunnyMack]

Reminds me of one day in gunsmith school, we are sitting having theory and the instructor is searching high and low for a properly fitting turn screw. Being a wise acre i dug into my pocket, fished out my Swiss army knife, opened the screw driver blade and slid it towards him. He looked up seeing me with a Cheshire cat grin , told the guy next to me to hit me with his hat- he did. But darned if that blade didn't fit that screw perfectly! The instructor then pulled out calipers, took dimensions of that Swiss army blade and made himself a turn screw to match.

[Scott Tschirhart]

I have the screwdriver blade on my small Swiss Army knife ground to fit a Ruger windage screw.

[marlinman93]

I have a Chapman screwdriver set that fits in my coat pocket when I go to the range. Never have any trouble finding the right tip.