Hello America...help me out ifn y'all are able to!?! I'm looking a couple of the "best" carabiners out there! Thanks! Norseman
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You certainly can't go wrong with this one. I use it with a retention lanyard and it works very well for that application. Lightweight, too.
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I actually managed to get all of them in the included case. Pretty snug.Recently I found an Outdoor products case that is a little more rigidly formed, comes in several colours, has a belt attachment and swivel carbiner clip. Was about 5.00 retail at you guessed it...Wally world.
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Pat here is a ebay listing for the tool on 12/16/2013. I dont know how long it will be up but it will include a detailed picture of all the options in the survival card. I hope this helpshttp://www.ebay.com/itm/Wallet-Multi-Tools-Hunting-Survival-Camping-Pocket-Saw-Credit-Card-Knife-Compass-/271213271191
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It comes with a strap/lanyard which would work for a carabiner but a bit long maybe. It is packaged in a hard plastic carry case with handles. I personally, due to it's size, leave it on the passenger seat or drivers side door bin until needed.
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100% real bro. I have been using crkt's since my dad gave me one 10 years ago. They are great kinfes. My question to you now is you've heard of there being fake ones? Cause I've probably gotten 3 or so off Amazon and they were all laggit.
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Kerry, what did you decide on and how is it working out for you? I am just starting to work with paracord as a hobby and have tried a few different styles of basic scissors and utility cutters with unsatisfactory results. I haven't purchased anything specifically for paracord yet and what I've tried are cutting tools I already own, are sharp but maybe just not good for paracord.
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I imagine huqvarna dealerships have them, but I didn't like the one that came with my carpenters axe. As soon as mine arrived, I tossed the original sheath in a drawer. If your hatchet is the same size as my carpenters axe, I'll give you this one. I made my own, I've been doing leather work for a while and I made a more substantial one. I could make you a better one too if you like. Stay in touch if you're interested at: offroadutah@hotmail.com
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We will send this knife to any zip code with in the US! Legality of the item depends on what you intend to do with it. I hope I didn't confuse the issue. If you have any further questions please feel free to call us @ 616-719-3074.Eric RRed Sky Outfitters
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I just spoke to Crimson Trace. They confirmed that new models of the SRH, including the Alaskan, do not fit this grip. There is no estimated date for repair. I'm sufficiently irritated by the handling of this matter that I will not purchase a Crimson Trace product of any type in the future.
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I'm sorry, but I tried to look through as many descriptions and comments as I could stand, but could not find your answer. You may try contacting BlizeTec directly to ask. Good luck. I love my knife and have been carrying it everyday since I bought it. Luckily I haven't had an emergency or self-defense episode to use it like that yet, but it's comforting knowing it's there, ready for an extremely quick draw (which I practice on occasion) and such a sturdy feel. I've cut open a couple of boxes with the blade and cut off some tags of new clothes with the seatbelt cutter and love it. The seatbelt cutter eliminates the possibility of accidents like cutting a hole through clothes or stabbing someone or yourself in the stomach. This knife rocks! good luck to you
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Along the major axis the weight rating is described as 24 kilonewtons which is more than five thousand pounds. If you are going to use a carabiner for something like that, you might want to consider a twist-locking kind of carabiner.
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First, I need one too, as the pivot screw fell out and got lost from just a moderate level of use! Second, I was able to find what looks like the right replacement screws, but I haven't had a chance to purchase and install it. Here's the link I found - http://usaknifemaker.com/folding-knife-parts-c-30.html
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Tks. Good pt about salt. About to give up on rubber-booted lock w/ long enough, but not too thick, shackles. Probabaly end up w/ one that's strong & fits, then "crap"-proof it myself :-)
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I've thought about doing my EDC Benchmade Stryker. Given I take it in and out of my pocket, constantly I'm reticent about it. Thinking about it thought. Can tell you it does AWESOME on my Glock. I posted a pic of it.
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I returned mine as it was too clunky and my Oregon was too small for it, but to answer yr question I should clip it to the clubs bad with the carabiner clip - unless you want to trace yr tracks into the rough! Good luck
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I'd try a hardware store like true value or ace if you don't have one in your town I'm sure even Walmart may have one but I'm in no way advocating shopping at Walmart that place is the devil and is destroying America or search here on Amazon for a jewelers drill bit kit or craft bits something along that line would probably get you what your looking for or you can buy a dremell and they make special jewelers bits and i know it cause I'm a gunsmith and i use them myself anyways hope this helps you god bless and vote conservative !!!
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Well I can't speak for the Gerber Bear Grylls Ultimate Survival Knife because I have never owned one. But I can tell you the SOG is an amazing knife, I don't regret the purchase at all. In fact I have 2 of these and 2 of the "pup" versions of this knife.