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I bought a set of cable cutters from Amazon 15.00 that cut 3/16 steel cable. Repurposed a Lether sheath and carry it on my 2 1/2 HD work belt with all my other safety/med gear. That belt comes in at 16lbs when I carry my 5" Ruger 1911 10MM. That is heavy rig and I am looking for ways to spread out the load. I want all the items with me when 2 miles in or more. No one will get to you very fast
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Read this cable restraint manual for the best information |
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Read this cable restraint manual for the best information
I've attached a very informative manual used by our Missouri Department of Conservation to train trappers in the use of cable restraints. It is very informative and might help you understand the cable restraint better.
In case you don't want to read the information, let me give you the not-so-surprising conclusion as to how to release an animal caught in one of these restraints (which are intended to not injure/kill an animal when set correctly): Cut the cable to release the animal alive.
https://mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/fil...tionManual.pdf
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