They are the Victorinox versions of the Wenger equivalent models.
Layer Tools
RangerGrip 174 Handyman
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- Main Blade
- Plain-edged - Model 74 - Main Picture
- Serrated-edged - Model 174
- Bottle Opener/Large screwdriver - with wire stripper and auto pressure locking
- Can opener/Small screwdriver
- Pliers
Back Layer Tools
Scale Tools
- Toothpick
- Tweezers
- Bit Driver - Model 174 only
The bit driver is a hexagonal hole in one scale of the Model 174, that accepts standard ¼" screwdriver bits; two are supplied with this model: one small flat and one large Phillips. The hole goes through several backsprings for support, with one of the backsprings providing spring tension to keep the bits in place. This model is also supplied with a Nylon pouch.
Scales
Red and black EvoGrip scales.
Variations
Blade/model variations as per tool lists above
History
Victorinox ceased production of Wenger Swiss Army Knives in 2014 , however they decided to continue manufacturing of some of the former Wenger knives under the Victorinox Delémont brand. These are two of them.
For differences between the Victorinox and Wenger versions see the main Delémont 130mm page.
Physical Specifications
- Length: 130mm
- Width: Model 74 - 28mm
- Weight: Model 74 - 231 g
Identifiers
- 0.9723.C - Model 74
- 0.9728.WC - Model 174
Related Knives
- RangerGrip 55 - Exchanges the pliers for a saw in the Model 74
- Boatsman - Adds a shackle opener to the 174
- CyberTools - The Victorinox Cybertools also have a bit-driver - But this tool takes micro bits, not standard ¼" bits
Ranger 130mm Series Model / Tool Matrix - Table developed for Wenger Rangers - But contains Victorinox Ranger models