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Tool Talk => Cheap and Cheerful (or otherwise!) => Topic started by: Yadda on August 27, 2018, 06:02:25 AM
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As has been said by others, this is a knock off of the Gerber Suspension or turnabout. Nowhere near the same quality and the tool load is slightly different, but the Sheath is nice. A couple of side by sides for comparison.
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Very interesting, Yadda. I have not seen this S&W branded tool yet. The only one I've seen recently, branded S&W, is a sliding plier MT, which I bought.
Thanks for sharing this comparison! :salute:
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I have a couple that are knock-offs of Bear Jaws MTs, and another that isn't.
Did yours have "1st Production Run" etched on the blade ? Several of mine have (S & W must have thought it made them "collectable" or something) :rofl:
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Did yours have "1st Production Run" etched on the blade ? Several of mine have (S & W must have thought it made them "collectable" or something) :rofl:
No, no blade etching. Do you think I have a production error? :rofl:
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Did yours have "1st Production Run" etched on the blade ? Several of mine have (S & W must have thought it made them "collectable" or something) :rofl:
No, no blade etching. Do you think I have a production error? :rofl:
Might well be ! In fact it might just be rarer than the FPR ones :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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Did yours have "1st Production Run" etched on the blade ? Several of mine have (S & W must have thought it made them "collectable" or something) :rofl:
No, no blade etching. Do you think I have a production error? :rofl:
Might well be ! In fact it might just be rarer than the FPR ones :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
That one now becomes a shelf queen. :facepalm: :rofl:
:cheers: :D