Leatherman Raptor ***$42.00 Shipped***

[captain spaulding]

What it is, is there is a release/lock for when you have it inserted in the open position. I noticed when putting it in the sheath is not wide enough making the screw get caught on the edge of the sheath. I figured out you just have to depress the release and it should give it enough clearance to slide in.

[captain spaulding]

[David]

What it is, is there is a release/lock for when you have it inserted in the open position. I noticed when putting it in the sheath is not wide enough making the screw get caught on the edge of the sheath. I figured out you just have to depress the release and it should give it enough clearance to slide in.

Capt I was just kidding I didnt know it would fit open. So had to go fiddle with it and it works. Learned some thing new today.   

[captain spaulding]

What it is, is there is a release/lock for when you have it inserted in the open position. I noticed when putting it in the sheath is not wide enough making the screw get caught on the edge of the sheath. I figured out you just have to depress the release and it should give it enough clearance to slide in.

Capt I was just kidding I didnt know it would fit open. So had to go fiddle with it and it works. Learned some thing new today.   

I was wondering what the smiley faces were about. 

Glad I could school ya today. 

[TheDude]

Dam that's a good deal. Just bought a second one as a gift.

[captain spaulding]

Dam that's a good deal. Just bought a second one as a gift.

Who ever your gifting that to will be very happy. I know I would if I got that as a gift. Do you know who your gifting it to or are you just buying it for a future gift?

[RT1969]

What's up with this 25mm/s marking? Somehow this is bugging me now, even if I have no Raptor, just saw it on this picture 

[zoidberg]

What's up with this 25mm/s marking? Somehow this is bugging me now, even if I have no Raptor, just saw it on this picture 

Standard ECG (electrocardiography) printout speed is 25mm/s. I have no idea how that helps though...   

Edit:

Looking at it a bit more i would guess you measure the bumps on the graph to get a time in milliseconds maybe.

[TheDude]

Dam that's a good deal. Just bought a second one as a gift.

Who ever your gifting that to will be very happy. I know I would if I got that as a gift. Do you know who your gifting it to or are you just buying it for a future gift?

I am a Paramedic and a collegue left to work offshore. He loved it.

[sawman]

I've been getting my money's worth out of mine. I open mail, packages and cut various things with it. Basically a heavy-duty pair of shears, it's extremely handy

[TheDude]

Good for you Saw. I actually leave mine in my kit bag and use the OHT as my work EDC. The pliers, main blade and 02 wrench I use the most and use a separate set of shears.

[TheDude]

EMT shears are fantastic for cutting up chicken by the way.

[sawman]

EMT shears are fantastic for cutting up chicken by the way.

[RT1969]

EMT shears are fantastic for cutting up chicken by the way.

Joints only, or also bone? he asked in an attempt to drive the squeamish out of this thread. 

[TheDude]

At the joint and small bones. I like to cut the back bone right out. Flatten the chicken, cover with mexican spices then char bake on the BBQ with the lid down.