A few GW's together to see differances

David Brown

David Brown

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I have got a few "sheath makin' " GW's from a bunch of my HOG brothers, thank you all for the great deals & trades. :D

So here goes

SAR Warden .20"
Tan double cut .17"
Satin Snake skin .14"
O. J. special .14"
SAR .20

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Gratuitus Sheath pic :D :D :D

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Hey, why isn't the orange with the orange and the yellow/black with the black?

Ordered that way? Or just shaking it up a bit? :D

Great looking sheaths, BTW. :thumbup:
 
That's a helpful pic -- thanks!

I've got one of these little sheaths for a black micarta d/c and it's a SWEET set-up :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
David:

Other than the obvious look of the sheaths, what is the reason why some are "flat-bottomed" with double rivets and some are ponted with single rivets. Just curious.

mike biz
 
I could be off, but it strikes me that the double rivets might be better for neck carry, especially with a Skeleton Warden, whereas the more compact single-rivet sheaths might be better for concealed carry.
 
Guyon said:
I could be off, but it strikes me that the double rivets might be better for neck carry, especially with a Skeleton Warden, whereas the more compact single-rivet sheaths might be better for concealed carry.
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Why do you think the doubel rivets would be better?

-eli
 
Guyon said:
Would hang more evenly with a neck chain? :confused:
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Guyon hit it on the head, also the flatter bottom double eyelet ones work better for pocket carry.

Thank you all for the complements & for the orders.:D
 
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