Buck/TOPS CSAR-T 690 Fixed Knife sheath holds many items

[AfghanWarrior]

I know I have not yet learned how to post pics.:grumpy: This is not an easy site to just post a pic.

I just got my Buck Pro sale knives:thumbup:

Buck/TOPS CSAR-T 690 Fixed Knife, 420HC Steel, 4.5" Blade, 10" Length (I really like the so called Rockey Mountain grip):thumbup:
Sheath, Black (MOLLE) Nylon, Button Pocket, Snap-in Blade (I really like the MOLLE style)

These four items I put into and fit perectly in the pouch on the sheath:
Gerber Multi-tool 600, 12 Functions, Stainless, Portland, Oregon
Swedish FireSteel, Light-My-Fire, (12,000 Strikes), w/striker, produces a 5,400°F spark.
Sears Companion 1/4-Inch Bits for Slotted (3), Phillips (4) and Square (3) Sizes, 10-pc Set w/blue holder
1/4" Hex Shank Bit Extension Holder, 2-3/8" Long

I really like the solid built snap-lock pocket and #1 the "snap-in":thumbup: strap for the blade. Other way bigger outdoor knives that I have use Velcro, which is a joke on one or the other:thumbdn:

I look forward to using this set up in a few weeks.

 

[AfghanWarrior]

I would get the Buck 15 piece bit holder set, but it does not look look like it will fit into the sheath? Even if it did nothing else would?

http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=product.detail&ProductID=3866

 

[ohen cepel]

I have the Buck bit set, it's neat. However, IIRC (haven't looked at it in a long time) it's a 2nd party made item. If I were to do it again, I would just slide the 2-3 bits that I think I would need most often into the pouch and save the room/bulk/weight.

 

[AfghanWarrior]

I have the Buck bit set, it's neat. However, IIRC (haven't looked at it in a long time) it's a 2nd party made item. If I were to do it again, I would just slide the 2-3 bits that I think I would need most often into the pouch and save the room/bulk/weight.

Does it even fit in the Buck sheath pouch?

 

[sparky42]

any idea if this sheath will fit a condor kephart?
thanks!