"buck 110 factory custom leather sheath"

Plumberdv

Plumberdv

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Some of these sellers crack me up. Custom 110 sheath????
 

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Very knowing seller too, here's a q & a from the listing:

"Q: was this sheath made just for the buck 110, or could it work with the buck 415 folding kalinga knife. thanks
A: you could fit any knife that is close to the same size . it might take a day or so to break the sheath in brad"
 
Plumberdv said:
Very knowing seller too, here's a q & a from the listing:

"Q: was this sheath made just for the buck 110, or could it work with the buck 415 folding kalinga knife. thanks
A: you could fit any knife that is close to the same size . it might take a day or so to break the sheath in brad"
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LOL yeah, it's a custom sheath, you can customize it to any knife. Just stretch the leather out and you've got a custom sheath! :D:thumbdn:
 
ROTFL,

I'd love to see someone try an jam a kalinga into that sheath.:eek:

I converted a kid I work with to a buckaroo and he just bought a black handled dorado a week ago and I pointed that add out to him yesterday(he has the cordura) and said that was for the rosie.

Later last night I saw a nice looking 110 and it was listed as a 3 dot and they took a very clear pic of the tang which clearly showed it to be a 2 dot. After reading the description a couple times I realized he thought the dots refered to the amount of rivots(scale, rocker or otherwise) that were in the scales. Normally I dont write to them but couldnt resist. They actually returned an friendly message thanking me for informed info and that the would change the listing. So it was worth it, usually the other times I've done that they have been ticked I budded in.
 
I had a good laugh over that sheath on the bay. I thought that if anyone looked at the fit of the 110 in the sheath they would figure it wasn't made for it.
 
:D:D Yep,just a little more stretching and some additional break in time and you're gonna have one heck of a fine 686 holster Brad.
 
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