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NGMCo. Maggie Sleeper 2.5" Titanium Keychain Prybar – 6Al4V, Pry Tip, Scraper, Nail Puller – Made in USA

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NGMCo. Maggie Sleeper 2.5" Titanium Keychain Prybar – 6Al4V, Pry Tip, Scraper, Nail Puller – Made in USANGMCo. Maggie Sleeper. The Keychain Killer. 2. 5" of titanium. North Carolina made. Maggie is the smallest member of NGMCo.'s Sleeper family, and the one built specifically for keychain carry. At 2. 5" long, it is short enough to live on a keychain without getting in the way and capable enough to handle the prying, scraping, and package opening that you would normally abuse your knife to do. The flat profile keeps it unnoticed on a keychain or in a

NGMCo. Maggie Sleeper. The Keychain Killer. 2.5" of titanium. North Carolina made.

Maggie is the smallest member of NGMCo.'s Sleeper family, and the one built specifically for keychain carry. At 2.5" long, it is short enough to live on a keychain without getting in the way and capable enough to handle the prying, scraping, and package opening that you would normally abuse your knife to do. The flat profile keeps it unnoticed on a keychain or in a pocket until you need it. Machined from 6Al4V titanium with a dedicated pry tip and nail puller at one end and a flat machined edge capable of cutting boxes and scraping when pressure is applied. Lanyard hole included. Machined by NGMCo. in Southport, North Carolina.


Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply: The Maggie is the starter piece for anyone who hasn't carried a titanium prybar before. 2.5" and keychain-sized means you can add it to your carry right now without changing anything else. The Sleeper family name fits: you won't think about it until you reach for it, and then you'll wonder how you didn't have one sooner. North Carolina made at $75.


Why This Maggie Sleeper Stands Out

  • 2.5" long, purpose-built for keychain carry
  • Dedicated pry tip and nail puller
  • Flat machined edge capable of cutting boxes and scraping under pressure
  • Flat, wide profile rides unnoticed on a keychain or in a pocket
  • Lanyard hole for cord attachment
  • 6Al4V Grade 5 Titanium, machined by NGMCo. in Southport, North Carolina

Specifications

  • Brand: NGMCo.
  • Model: Maggie Sleeper (The Keychain Killer)
  • Material: 6Al4V Grade 5 Titanium
  • Length: 2.5"
  • Functions: Pry Tip, Nail Puller, Box Cutter, Scraper
  • Carry: Keychain or lanyard via lanyard hole
  • Country of Origin: Made in USA (Southport, North Carolina)

Why You'll Want It

Maggie is the keychain prybar that stays out of the way until you need it. Pry tip, nail puller, flat scraper edge, 2.5", titanium. The most accessible price point in the NGMCo. lineup and the one that belongs on every keychain. North Carolina made.

About NGMCo.

Nice Guy Machine Co. is a one-man CNC shop in Southport, North Carolina. Every piece is designed, machined, and finished by the same set of hands. NGMCo. builds small-run titanium EDC tools with a level of fit and finish that reflects the fact that the person making them is also the person carrying them.

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