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08 April 2015, 13:06
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Poly
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I carry one of these:
Safety Rescue Cutter - Stainless Steel Blade - Cuts Belts & Ropes FAST! | eBay
And have more traditional knife (I have no tubes to puncture!) in the locker.
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And have more
traditional knife
(I have no tubes to puncture!) in the locker.
Not down yer sock then?
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08 April 2015, 13:15
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Maximus
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I carry one of these:
Safety Rescue Cutter - Stainless Steel Blade - Cuts Belts & Ropes FAST! | eBay
And have more traditional knife (I have no tubes to puncture!) in the locker.
I have the same sort of thing I carry along with the safty knife...they can work better than a knife in some situations!...on Gill Nets for instance!!
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08 April 2015, 13:23
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Poly
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Not down yer sock then?
You only put it in your sock if you are being friendly!
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08 April 2015, 13:59
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Maximus
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You only put it in your sock if you are being friendly!
Easee tha a Dirk in ya Sporran Jimmy?...
or you just happy to see me?
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08 April 2015, 19:16
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I carry one of these:
Safety Rescue Cutter - Stainless Steel Blade - Cuts Belts & Ropes FAST! | eBay
And have more traditional knife (I have no tubes to puncture!) in the locker.
Thats looks good, hmmm
was thinking of getting one of these
Mora 541 Marine Rescue Scout Knife
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08 April 2015, 22:41
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Rokraider
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I use one of these. Very sharp and nice to use.
Gerber EZ-Out Rescue Safety Knife
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09 April 2015, 10:47
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chrishowden
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Best safety knife on the market!
http://safequip.co.uk/product-catego...rescue_knives/
Sent from my iPhone using RIB Net
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Try Hiennie Haynes...I'll get you the discount code Mick..only 10-i5% but worth having
Good site that Matt and good service 👍🏻
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