it is a canopener on my pocket knife it has no crank or sharp wheel and i want my beefroni!!!!!! its not a twist one or electric one but one found on a swiss army knife
the tip is rounded boult of them are there dull!!!!!!

vsa-watches.blogspot.com Wenger is one of the two companies that make Swiss Army knives. Based in Delémont, Wenger was acquired by rival Victorinox in 2005.[1] After Victorinox obtained Wenger, Victorinox became the sole company supplying the Swiss Army with Swiss Army knives. Formerly each company sold its knives to the Swiss Army, in equal quantities. In 1893 at Delémont in the French-speaking Canton of Jura, the industrial cutlery house of Jupiter Paul Boechat & Co received a contract from the Swiss Army to produce knives. In 1898, Theodore Wenger was hired to be its manager and later renamed the company Wenger & David. One of Wenger’s first acts was to acquire a manufacturer of spoons and forks which he moved to a rented factory in Delemont. In 1900 a new 18000 square foot facility was built. Both the utensil operations and the Courtetelle cutlery production were incorporated into the new plant now called Fabrique Suisse de Courtetellerie et Services. In 1908 the Swiss army decided to split the contract, with half of the order going to Victorinox, in the German-speaking canton of Schwyz, and the other half to Wenger in the French-speaking canton of Jura. They claim they did this in the interest of national harmony, but they may also have been interested in fostering competition. In 1929, after Theo Wenger’s death, Kaspar Oertli gained majority share in the company. In 1986, the factory was modernized following a factory fire. In 1988, Wenger started producing watches …

great769 shows off his swiss army survival knife

I am planning on living in the forest for a reasonable amount of years, maybe my whole life. I am looking at making traps, and edible plants, but what do I need to know in order to survive? There will not be any towns or anything I can just walk to. I plan to live in Canada and construct my own tools, traps, home, meals, etc. I will be 100% forest living. I need a list of what I should bring, or make. Here is what I have came up with:

I got this from the site and copied what I thought was necessary.

http://www.greatdreams.com/basic.htm

1) Water collector (pot, bag, etc.)
1) Tooth brush
2) Purifier (Iodine, Bleach, Chlorine)
2) Ductape
3) A lot of lighters or matches and a
water proof container to store the
matches in, and any other item that
may get damaged from the water.
5) Bag pack (waterproof)
4) Ductape
5) Bow & arrow
6) Ax and/or hatchet
7) Crazy glue
7) Pocket knife (and Army Swiss Knife)
Compass
Rope (thick and thin [to tie rocks
together to logs and/or other things])
10) Safety pins
9) Wash cloth (for period) or cloth
10) Hiking boots
11) An edible plant book
12) Bobby pins
12) A book on animal tracks and marks
13) A reasonable amount of food until
you start to hunt and cook on an open fire
14) Salt
15) Seed packets (vegetables and fruit)
16) Pellet gun
17) Flint
18) Gloves
19) needle & thread
20) floss
21) soap
22) flashlight
23) fishing equipment
24) clothes

Tell me what you think and what I missed. Any survival websites will be great. 10 points for best answer. Thanks!

I’m looking for a good swiss army knife and i am wondering what nationwide stores i can look at for a good swiss army knife at a reasonable price. so if you could give me a list or at least the names of a few stores that you know have these knives for reasonable prices, i would greatly appreciate it. thanks!