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Browning® Fishing Long Nose Pliers

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  • 17/4 stainless steel construction
  • Spring-loaded handles
  • Durable titanium coating

From the recognized leader in quality outdoor gear comes an essential tool that will be your constant companion wherever your exploits may take you. These rugged ''all business'' pliers are crafted from hard 17/4 stainless steel and coated with pure titanium for a lifetime of heavy service. Spring-loaded handles with non-slip rubberized grips give you the leverage and control needed to perform precision work in any weather; replaceable tungsten alloy cutters are razor-sharp and will easily handle [Read More]

   
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  • 17/4 stainless steel construction
  • Spring-loaded handles
  • Durable titanium coating

From the recognized leader in quality outdoor gear comes an essential tool that will be your constant companion wherever your exploits may take you. These rugged ''all business'' pliers are crafted from hard 17/4 stainless steel and coated with pure titanium for a lifetime of heavy service. Spring-loaded handles with non-slip rubberized grips give you the leverage and control needed to perform precision work in any weather; replaceable tungsten alloy cutters are razor-sharp and will easily handle mono, braid, and wire. Includes a fitted nylon sheath and coil lanyard. Size: 7.5''. Weight: 10.4 ounces.

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3 years, 1 month ago
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clips onto belt or other strap. Not a 'hoop' holster, but a clip holster.
1 year ago
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Rickinjax
 - Jacksonville, FL
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It is clip on. I have been able to clip it to my waistband, belt, or the outside of my pocket. very nice pliers.
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 - Austin, TX
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Clip on
1 year, 4 months ago
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 - Sweden
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the sheath does not require a belt.
1 year, 6 months ago
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 - malabar, fl
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you could clip it on but I prefer to use a belt, the clip is stainless steel and somewhat stiff when it comes to opening it .
1 year, 7 months ago
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 - Tampa Fl
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I know this is a little late but it clips on.
1 year, 8 months ago
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 - Auburn AL
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The case is clip on, no belt required. The clip on the back of the case is metal, and I like to clip it either to my waist band or the inside of my pocket, or I'm sure that you could clip it on to a belt
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i dont think the blades were designed to cut hooks. however they will cut hooks. the blades are razor sharp when new and i think the blades would be damaged using them to cut hooks.
1 year, 6 months ago
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 - malabar, fl
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the cutter blades are very hard and I think brittle,have cracked some before,more usefull for cutting line and mono leaders.Put a 8/0 gamagatsu circle hook through my finger no pliers we had onboard would cut it. I don't think they were intended to cut hooks.
1 year, 7 months ago
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 - Tampa Fl
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I have yet to try this, but the cutters seem to slice through any line I have including 20 lb mono and braid with no problem at all. I would think it could cut some of the more slim hooks with no problem, obviously no superline hooks, but in any case, the replacement blades are only 5$ I think.
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never tried using crimping slots have seperate pliers for that purpose
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