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Cross Drawn Sheath for Seal Team Elite
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mtnfolk mike
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looks pretty nice...:thumbup:
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What do you use the paracord wrapped the end of the handle for? Also, how has the knife held up so far?
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Cross-draw/horiztontal carry is my prefered method of carrying a smaller fixed blade (also helps since my right side usually has a pistol on it).
It works well with a backpack, partially concealed, easy to access (and re-sheath), takes minimal effort to access and is very a very comfortable position for my activities.
Rainwalker has made a couple of very nice horizontal sheaths for some Bark River Knives (I have a similar one for my Wet Envrio knife):
Martin Knives has somebody making a very functional system for their knives:
Robert Marcinek made me a very functional horizontal Ram sheath for my SBT:
Spyderco makes a very functional sheath for horizontal carry and one of my favorite knives for travel-carry:
As I dug a few others out today, I noticed my go-to hunting knife is a Bob Dozier Yukon Skinner with his Kydex horizontal/cross-draw sheath. My Brian Andrews Bushcrafter has a geat horizontal sheath as well. I have noticed that if you don't have a deep pouch style or other means of retention, it's good to have a light angle. Also, I prefer the two-strap attachment method, but if the belt loop is wide, it will work just as well.
ROCK6
It works well with a backpack, partially concealed, easy to access (and re-sheath), takes minimal effort to access and is very a very comfortable position for my activities.
Rainwalker has made a couple of very nice horizontal sheaths for some Bark River Knives (I have a similar one for my Wet Envrio knife):
Martin Knives has somebody making a very functional system for their knives:
Robert Marcinek made me a very functional horizontal Ram sheath for my SBT:
Spyderco makes a very functional sheath for horizontal carry and one of my favorite knives for travel-carry:
As I dug a few others out today, I noticed my go-to hunting knife is a Bob Dozier Yukon Skinner with his Kydex horizontal/cross-draw sheath. My Brian Andrews Bushcrafter has a geat horizontal sheath as well. I have noticed that if you don't have a deep pouch style or other means of retention, it's good to have a light angle. Also, I prefer the two-strap attachment method, but if the belt loop is wide, it will work just as well.
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that's a nice lookin sheath. i don't just mean asthetically (s?), i mean it looks as useful as it does stylish. made for a decent knife, too. alround winning combo, imo 
Well, when I need the cord for a snare, bow-drill it's there. This blade is a tough little baby, hard to beat. i have beat it through wood, cinder block, can't go wrong with it!