The Drop Point knife was included on PSTs from 1995 until their retirement in 2004. It replaced the much pointier Saber point blade. A similar blade is also found on the SuperTool, Sideclip and Pulse.
This tool is manufactured from an extremely hard form of stainless steel, so it holds an edge for a long time, and can be easily resharpened.
This tool is manufactured from an extremely hard form of stainless steel, so it holds an edge for a long time, and can be easily re-sharpened.
The saber point blade can corrode if exposed to strong acids, or if it is used in a salty environment for long periods of time. However, like all of the other Leatherman implements, in normal use it is resistant to corrosion.