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Rescue shears sheath

Just saw this and this is sweet! Gonna show this design to my old colleagues who teach Tac. Med. to the troops.
 
Let me know if I can send you one out!
 
Will gladly pass that along to 'em Robert H! Thanks!

(Er, I hope you did see my location was from abroad. . .)
 
Man I really need to get one of these. Id like to see if my guys would use em. Be a great morale gift for everyone.:thumbup:
 
Shoot me an email or PM and I'll get one out to you.
 
Nurse, Volunteer firefighter/EMT student , and Army Guard. Know I'm late but would love to get my hot little hands on one of these. A metal belt clip would be definitely what I would be interested in for versatility. If your all set on testers and evaluators willing to pay.
 
I'd love to test one of the rescue shear sheaths , I'm a fulltime paramedic in Ga. 17 years and counting , I would even rock my pink shears in it . the pink ones are FF proof . if you drop them on a call . the FF will bring them back to you and say '' I think you dropped these.'' thanks .
 
Hi Robert,
I have a thread is the WSS forums about a friend deployed to Afghanistan, and Protourist sent the link for this thread. Are you still making them? Please let me know, and I also want to have a sheath made for a knife that I have. It is a very low number Gerber BMF. 8" blade with verticle plunge cuts on the swedge as opposed to the angled cuts on the later models. My e-mail is: agiftoftouch@netscape.net Thanks, Kelly
 
That looks like a very nice way to carry shears, I am a full time emt-b on a bus and a fighter do you make this in a horizontal carry option? i carry mine tucked in my belt so some of the a**holes That i pick up don't try to grab them and stab me.
 
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