Accessory pouch

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DxAxN

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I picked up an ESEE accessory pouch to mount on the BK2 sheath, now just gotta decide how I am gonna mount it. Shock cord and paracord are some options I have seen. I went with the OD green, but I think I will use one of my altoid tins instead of the supplied tin.
 
looks good.... the wire clamps use used for the firesteel, are they metal or plastic/nylon? I haven't been able to find any of the metal ones in smaller diameters.
 
Have you looked at the chicago screws ? Is that an option for you ? I had my bk7 sheath made with the pouch in mind. But before that, I thought about sewing a cordura nylon backing to the pouch then mounting that to the sheath. but I guess every app.is diff.
 
DxAxN said:
looks good.... the wire clamps use used for the firesteel, are they metal or plastic/nylon? I haven't been able to find any of the metal ones in smaller diameters.
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They're just plastic cable clamps I picked up at the hardware store.
 
OutdoorsFamilyMan4 said:
And they are an absolutely ingenious idea! I put them on my bk2 and gerber prodigy.
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It really is, isn't it.
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I'll probably pick up the wire clamps this weekend, I'll have to look into to the Chicago screw mount also.
 
I have found for field use, i prefer the paracord. It doesn't stretch or come out of the knot and cord lock I use, but is dang easy to fix or replace and it comes off easily as well as goes on the same.
 
I used chicago screws and zip ties.

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If you look close you can see the black zip ties on the two bottom holes that don't line up with the sheath. I also used the lower half of an ESEE MOLLE back to make a drop rig for it.
 
In my i used paracord too ... I think paracord is the best option to secure the pouch..
 
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