A method to carry a large fixed blade (concealed)

[Horus]

I have modified, respectively completed, the "Tactical Tools“-sheath of my R J Martin fighter. The main intention was a comfortable concealed carry method. I am very satisfied with this method; what do you think?

 

[oliverplomion]

Now I have to do the same with my Battle Rat!!!!

 

[the possum]

Don't look half bad. Does the strap tend to slip off your shoulder, though? Most pistol rigs of that design have an additional strap that goes around the torso under the right arm to hold the holster/scabbard tight against the body.

By the way, where is the big knife you mentioned?

 

[toothed]

Can the sheath be inverted for downward draws?

 

[Horus]

Originally posted by the possum
Does the strap tend to slip off your shoulder, though? Most pistol rigs of that design have an additional strap that goes around the torso under the right arm to hold the holster/scabbard tight against the body.

By the way, where is the big knife you mentioned?

the possum,

no, because the sheath is fastened at the belt, and carries the weight of the knife, the "diagonal back strap“ just need to hold the sheath close to the body. Additionally the elastic end part of the strap corrects "movements“.

Here a quick (and very bad) shot from the rest of the knife:

toothed,

no.

Thanks for your comments!

 

[The Porcupine]

Horus,

Looks great! I'll have to try something like that with my Camillus CQB-1, perhabs in a handle down setup!

 

[berettaman12000]

That is really one heck of a holster for a large custom, best I've seen for that style.