P38

[Gabriel Bozeman]

Hey,

Just had a quick question; how many P38 members do we have roughly?


Best Regards,
Gabriel Bozeman

 

[James Deaton]

P38? We have a couple... great for opening small cans. We like using the P51 though, it seems to get the cans open a little quicker :):):)

James

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

[emoji23] Maybe I should have specified which kind of P38.

 

[gatorglenn6]

Have some but I prefer the P51. But a 38 is on my key ring.

 

[Graeman]

That is one of the many items that I wish that I would have kept and not gotten rid of once I left the military.

 

[James Deaton]

I bought mine online...

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

What I meant by P38 was the Land Rover vehicle model that was from 99' to 02'. [emoji23]

 

[James Deaton]

Do those open cans too?

 

[gatorglenn6]

That is one of the many items that I wish that I would have kept and not gotten rid of once I left the military.

You can get them on line. The one on my key chain is from Basic Training some 39 years ago. Dang that makes me feel old lol

 

[gatorglenn6]

Do those open cans too?

Yes they were originally for can sea-rations that came in a can instead of vacuum bags

 

[James Deaton]

No I was asking if the Land Rover opened cans... it was weird the OP brought a Land Rover into the discussion, since this was obviously a kitchen tool discussion...

 

[gatorglenn6]

Lol my bad I didn’t know there was another P38 [emoji106]

 

[Steve]

It has been so tempting to move this discussion to the cooking/kitchen forum. [emoji12]

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

Do those open cans too?

[emoji23]

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

No I was asking if the Land Rover opened cans... it was weird the OP brought a Land Rover into the discussion, since this was obviously a kitchen tool discussion...

Well, I mean. I started this as a Land Rover Range Rover P38 discussion but forgot to specify which kind of P38. I was unaware of a can opener with the name P38! [emoji23]

 

[madcratebuilder]

Lockheed P38 Lightning 1939
P38 can opener 1942
P51 can opener is not usgi

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

Lockheed P38 Lightning 1939
P38 can opener 1942
P51 can opener is not usgi

Who knew that there was that many kinds! [emoji23]

 

[Steve]

Lockheed P38 Lightning 1939
P38 can opener 1942
P51 can opener is not usgi

P38 Walther
P38 Mauser
P38 rock climb in The Gunks
P38 protein
P38 Spirit yacht

And to help confuse, P38 and P51 were both can openers and WWII aircraft. (Bonus fact: The last active squadron of Lightnings were at Keesler AFB in Mississippi when I was a toddler.)

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

P38 Walther
P38 Mauser
P38 rock climb in The Gunks
P38 protein
P38 Spirit yacht

And to help confuse, P38 and P51 were both can openers and WWII aircraft. (Bonus fact: The last active squadron of Lightnings were at Keesler AFB in Mississippi when I was a toddler.)

Thanks Steve for further confusing us all! [emoji6][emoji23]