Arizona,
I used to be a volunteer firefighter. Some of our most experienced guys would slip a non-folding spanner wrench into a turnout coat pocket. The small prybar idea would be similar.
Where would you carry the sheath? Would you want it under your coat? Would it be practical on airpack web gear?
I think whatever kind of sheath you end up with should provide full coverage for protection from loss. I am partial to a flap style leather sheath. I don't think it will be that much of a problem but if you are concerned about the sheath burning, maybe it could be covered with Nomex or something. I am a hobby leathercrafter, if you have ideas you want to bounce off sombody email me.
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Travis Autry
My knives are just like rabbits---they keep multiplying!!
[This message has been edited by TAutry (edited 22 December 1999).]
[This message has been edited by TAutry (edited 22 December 1999).]
I used to be a volunteer firefighter. Some of our most experienced guys would slip a non-folding spanner wrench into a turnout coat pocket. The small prybar idea would be similar.
Where would you carry the sheath? Would you want it under your coat? Would it be practical on airpack web gear?
I think whatever kind of sheath you end up with should provide full coverage for protection from loss. I am partial to a flap style leather sheath. I don't think it will be that much of a problem but if you are concerned about the sheath burning, maybe it could be covered with Nomex or something. I am a hobby leathercrafter, if you have ideas you want to bounce off sombody email me.
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Travis Autry
My knives are just like rabbits---they keep multiplying!!
[This message has been edited by TAutry (edited 22 December 1999).]
[This message has been edited by TAutry (edited 22 December 1999).]