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#19974 - 10/10/03 02:18 PM Re: Swiss rescue tool as a generic multitool
Polak187 Offline
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Yes I was still using Guilders for purchase of my equipment and when I was in Holland last February I was kind of amazed by the prices after Euro conversion.
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#19975 - 10/10/03 06:10 PM Re: Swiss rescue tool as a generic multitool
Hutch66 Offline
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Registered: 10/12/02
Posts: 148
Loc: Virginia, USA
The bit adapter can be had with all the SwissTool models. I don't know if this is universally true or not, but when I bought mine, the "Plus" models (the ones that come with the adapter) had a much better sheath as well.

Chris.

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