In the pic it looks like there's a hole at the end of the handle to put on a key chain. Is that correct?
606584
Yes there is a hole. I suppose it is for a key chain; I never thought about it. This is a great knife that does most anything you need done but is not bulky or heavy in your pocket. Gerber makes the best. I have owned thirty or forty of these over the years. I keep loosing them out of the ill-designed pockets in men's pants.
606585
Yes, but the little knife is "thickened" out there for grip. Fits good on larger key rings, not on a little ring. A camera or phone strap works good, a #00 hog nose ring crimped on is perfect.
715429
this is just like any other key chain holder. You have to pry the split open wide enough to put your key in the opening you've made and thread it through until it's done threading and the key is attached to the ring. Hope that helps.
124299
That hole is in the handle not the head. Part of manufacture process probably
1430185
There is an indentation under the chain tool that holds a chain link. I don't know what the hole in the bottle opener is for.
521809
There's a hole on the reverse of the handle but not much use for handing as it is not the usual "through" hole. Hope this help.
2203714
There is a loop, but it's too narrow to be anything but ornamental. You can't use it with a key chain.
1724495
Yes. It has a hole just big enough to put a small key chain in the swivel. I put one on mine. Its all good.
672674
It does not have a hole for a key chain as such.There is enough space between the end of the plug and the swivel cover to put a small thin chain.I'm not sure you would want to put in on a key chain with car keys or anything like that.
649393
The extra keys are in the rest. As well as the key pull it might be the seller you bought from it is supposed to come with the rest
771136
No it has a little area that looks like a key chain could go through it but it isn't perforated and mine, at least, did not come with a key chain.
2121498
Yes, there is a half circle opening on the end if you wanted to put something through it. Depends on the size of the keychain you want to use with it.
2131152
no it is not, it is bonded to the shell, which makes sense as there is leverage applied to the metal key from the plastic shell that over time, if not bonded, would come loose. Best. D
1637281
Yes, it is. You don't need the key to lock it in place, but you need it to open it and remove the club.
448149
No. Pretty sure this is a knock off. I've bought 2 over the last 4 years. They work, but the design is not fabulous. They get weakened at the point where the metal meets the plastic and eventually break. This is the same thing that happened to the original key. Even though I've had to do it twice, it is still 10x less expensive to take this blank to the dealership and have them cut it, than it is to buy a whole new key assembly from Honda.
1866143
By puncture holes, do you mean manufactured divers in the side? My key has groves on the side that hold it in place when you insert the key in to the slot on the left side of the steering wheel. This slot is made to hold the key firmly so that it does not fall out when driving. Also, the purpose of the slot is for it to be used when your key batter has completely died and you need to start your car. When inserted, this completes the circuit in order to start the engine. Does this help?
1110587
Yes. Right under the numbers is a little removable piece plastic, covers the key hole.
2085031
never thought of that, but I am sure to fine the exact key to fit would be hard for I am sure that not all keys are alike. This would be a question for the seller. thanks