Chain Binders which are better?
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My preference is snaps for steel and fall off parts and ratchets for equipment loads.
Whomever said snaps were unsafe is an idiot...or someone who broke his nose or knocked out a few teeth popping one open. Oh wait, that's redundant. Takes an idiot to do that.FerrissWheel, Zeviander, nightgunner and 1 other person Thank this. -
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And there are also snap binders that have a threaded side like a ratchet binder so that you can adjust it to a finer level.
After we are done debating snaps vs ratchets, could we go over to a gun forum and discuss 9mm vs .40?Lepton1 and FerrissWheel Thank this. -
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