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New rescue.

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Just received a new orange rescue :D What a handfull. Very well designed. I Cant put it down. I cant wait for an emergency, im going to the junk yard to break some glass. :D Did sal design it? Take care, John
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Hi BHDKnifer. Are you talking about the Assist model? Sure does look like a very well designed piece. I'm not exactly sure who the designer is. I'll check back, I'd like to know too.

Have fun at the JY and be careful man!
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Mine is kept in the car, but i believe if you look at the handle, somewhere around the glassbreaker/whistle, you should see a small circle with a SAL logo on it.

It's a great knife - sadly I got mine 2 weeks before the orange model came out (which for this knife, I'd have preferred)....nonetheless, wonderful knife that I hope I never have to use for it's designed purpose.

Don't cut yourself with the broken glass! (though a spyderbite would be fine...you don't own the knife till you get one ;) )
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Ill be sure to have my kevlar gloves on. :cool: Yes amen its the assist model. LOL, I found the Sal logo...thank you. "Sal is the man!" Take care, John.
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BHDKnifer wrote:...I cant wait for an emergency...
:spyder: Haha! that's up there with "what could possibly go wrong?" or "Don't worry, it's not loaded." :spyder:
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Breaking auto safty glass is no big deal. It doesnt break like a plate glass window. ;)
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BHDKnifer wrote:Breaking auto safty glass is no big deal. It doesnt break like a plate glass window. ;)
ep...i can attest to that. we were drilling on a car and just for fun i tried smash a window with the hurst tool (probably weighs around 40-50lbs) with a good amount of force and it bounced off the window :eek: . a co-worked pulled out his assist and broke the window with ease. when using it try hitting the point near an edge or corner where the glass meets the metal, it is easier in those spots..just an fyi
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The only thing better would be an orange G10 version. The rescue is a great knife.
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Michael Cook wrote: :spyder: Haha! that's up there with "what could possibly go wrong?" or "Don't worry, it's not loaded." :spyder:
I didnt mean that I wanted an emergency to happen! I just ment I wanted to break something NOW! You misinterpreted my statement. John.
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malice4you wrote:Mine is kept in the car, but i believe if you look at the handle, somewhere around the glassbreaker/whistle, you should see a small circle with a SAL logo on it.

It's a great knife - sadly I got mine 2 weeks before the orange model came out (which for this knife, I'd have preferred)....nonetheless, wonderful knife that I hope I never have to use for it's designed purpose.

Don't cut yourself with the broken glass! (though a spyderbite would be fine...you don't own the knife till you get one ;) )
LMAO! Just got a Spyderbite...the rescue is larger than im used to...sank the serrations into the tip of my thumb. Best to close this beast with two hands. Guess its official now :D John.
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