A recent arrival

[Ian Allomes]

Haven’t posted this one before, a recent acquisition from Progunner.
Thanks mate.

 

[Eric Isaacson]

WHOA!!!
Very Nice

Congrats

 

[Progunner]

Looks good Ian! Glad I could help.

 

[viking313]

Great looking blade Ian!Good luck with it.....if you should ever need someone to give it some abuse for you...I'm your man!

 

[DonL]

That's suh-weet!

 

[Matteo Escobar]

Is that a DAB? If so you are a lucky man.

 

[Ian Allomes]

Matt,
Yep, it’s a DAB, I think I am lucky as well. I tried for one when they came out, but was too slow.

 

[Jerry Busse]

Very Cool! Great pic!

Congrats!

Jerry

 

[wetdog1911]

Ian

Very nice! Is that sheath IWB? If so is it a lefty? Or am I missing something? I have something similar for a MS and can not make it work. If it's a lefty, it would make me feel a lot less dumb.

Rob

 

[Ian Allomes]

Rob,
Yes it’s an “OKUDEN”, IWB lefty, Brian posted it with a heap of others before he sent it over.
To be honest I’d never seen kydex sheaths until I started with the forums, I now have about a dozen. Also don’t know of any makers in Australia. Guy may know of some. I am surprised that they can scratch a blade, being plastic against steel??
Someone may have an answer to this? They are great to use though.

 

[Progunner]

Ian, it usually isn't the kydex that does the scratching of the blade. It is probably a piece of foreign matter ie dirt sand etc imbedded in the material. That is why the drain hole is important as is cleaning a heavily soiled blade before reinserting it in the sheath.

 

[Ian Allomes]

Originally posted by Progunner
Ian, it usually isn't the kydex that does the scratching of the blade. It is probably a piece of foreign matter ie dirt sand etc imbedded in the material. That is why the drain hole is important as is cleaning a heavily soiled blade before reinserting it in the sheath.

Thanks for that. It now makes sense, why didn’t I think of that??