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Fanno 13" Pistol Grip Curved Pruning Saw

Fanno's latest pruning saw design! This newly designed pruning saw from Fanno features a pistol grip with a rubberized insert. The ergonomic handle reduces user fatigue and allows for increased maneuverability. The rigid 13" tri-edge blade will give you a superior, smooth cut. Scabbard sold separately. Item # 21560

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Rubberized scabbard available separately (item number 21560)
Replacement blade item # 21585

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Q.	What is the item # for the replacement blade? I noticed that the description of the Fanno 13" Replacement Blade (#21555) for Curved Pruner says that the blade will NOT fit the Pistol Grip pruner. Thank you!
A.	The replacement item # is 21585. You can also find this info in the "Additional Specs" of this item, in addition to the "Related Items" at the bottom of the page.
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	Posted by: David M from MD on 11/11/2009

Q.	Does the saw came with a scabbard (as shown) or does it have to be purchased separately?
A.	Greetings - The scabbard is sold separately, item # 21580. We mentioned it in the "Additional Specs" but we have moved it to the main text for clarity. Thank you for the inquiry.
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	Posted by: Jose F from NY on 11/30/2009

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Great saw, secure the screws!!

Posted by: ERIC M from MD on 3/4/2012

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I love this saw. I have the same issue as the in the other review. One screw came loose and fell out while up in a tree. I tightened the remaining screw and used electrical tape wrapped around where the screw is. Hopefully this will secure the screw. Id at least recommend using some medium strength (blue) Locktite on the screws. Im using this with the weaver scabbard and it fits perfect. I tied a loop of 550 cord off the back of the handle for securing it to my wrist and the scabbard when stowed.

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Nice saw, but...

Posted by: Ken from CA on 3/30/2009

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I own three of these, two with the plastic handles and one with wood. Easy to get new blades from here or at the local small engine repair shop. The only problem I've had is with the screws and nuts that holds the saw in place. Both of my plastic handle saws are missing a brass bolt because they weren't tightened sufficiently before shipping. Both times, first day on the job part of the brass screw fell off and I'm down to one screw holding the saw to the handle. Other than that I like the saws and will keep buying them as needed.

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