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"Our department will also let you use NFPA compliant gear instead of department issue…" Don Pysz replied Dec 29, 2008 to Use of Personal Leather Helmet Policy	8	Jan 1, 2009 Reply by P.J. Norwood
"Here is a photo attached of the pair I carry, the internal spring won't pop off like…" Don Pysz replied Dec 27, 2008 to Wire Cutters	13	Jan 18, 2009 Reply by Mike Walker
"A Captain in our dept. had a pair, but they were of the type with the spring exposed…" Don Pysz replied Dec 26, 2008 to Wire Cutters	13	Jan 18, 2009 Reply by Mike Walker

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"Our department will also let you use NFPA compliant gear instead of department issue…"

Don Pysz replied Dec 29, 2008 to Use of Personal Leather Helmet Policy

Jan 1, 2009
Reply by P.J. Norwood

"Here is a photo attached of the pair I carry, the internal spring won't pop off like…"

Don Pysz replied Dec 27, 2008 to Wire Cutters

Jan 18, 2009
Reply by Mike Walker

"A Captain in our dept. had a pair, but they were of the type with the spring exposed…"

Don Pysz replied Dec 26, 2008 to Wire Cutters

Jan 18, 2009
Reply by Mike Walker

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