Buck sheath repair

Tjstampa said:
Do you have a Tandy leather supply near you? They may have the right size.
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Not really...there's one about 60 miles from where I live. I might check Hobby Lobby. There are a couple within a half hour's drive of where I live.
 
think Tandy also sells online.......with whole internet available sure you can find what ya are looking for.
 
jbmonkey said:
think Tandy also sells online.......with whole internet available sure you can find what ya are looking for.
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I haven't had a chance to really search yet for the correct rivets. I will go online tonight and see if I can find something.
 
jbmonkey said:
still good for couple more years. then replace strap with a new piece of leather sewn on and still will go strong. I like seeing things used until they cant. refreshing change to the throw away society I grew up in.
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I agree, i have many times spent more time fixing something like that than a new one cost and still had to by a new one shortly there after anyway. But its also often the challenge that justifies it in the beginning.
That loop needed replacing, i wouldnt be so lucky when it broke again and loose the knife.
 
Ha-ha, I'm not having good luck with a sheath. My repaired one tore, so I set it aside and started using a new one. Now the stitching came out on that one after 2-3 weeks of wearing it. DM
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David Martin said:
Ha-ha, I'm not having good luck with a sheath. My repaired one tore, so I set it aside and started using a new one. Now the sticking came out on that one after 2-3 weeks of wearing it. DM
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is that the made in America softer sheath? reason i ask is i had 2 of the tan American made softer leather ones come apart like that myself.
 
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