Fresh sheath for the Survivor and WSS necker!

shotgunner11

shotgunner11

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Finished up this combo sheath the other day and wanted to show it off. Not completely finished, need to tweak the standoffs for the smaller blade and upgrade the hardware.

I'm pretty happy with the way it came out. Rides kinda high with the leather belt attachment but it's not uncomfortable, I might make up a baldric for it at some point.

Let me know what you think but I have no plans to make more to sell, I have so many hours into it I don't think I could do them for a fair price and I'm really not set up to so such large sheaths.

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Thanks for looking!
 
Nice sheath combos. What are the stand-offs, aluminum? That middle knife looks suspiciously like a Junglas BTW. (Never mind, I just saw your other thread. Choppers are fun!)
I know exactly what you mean about to many hours to price it fair.
 
100 Percent Totally Awesome.

What more can I say?!?


Love the finger hole in the sheath - any plans on making a retention strap optional there?

Dan
 
Daniel Koster said:
100 Percent Totally Awesome.

What more can I say?!?


Love the finger hole in the sheath - any plans on making a retention strap optional there?

Dan
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Thanks Dan!

I was planning to do a pin retention system on the smaller knife but not positive I'm going to. The big finger ring hole on the survivor was indeed made to lock the knife into the sheath. This is going to be my camping rig so being able to leave it out but locked so the kids can't get to it will be sweet.
 
Exactly. Best for storage or long trips if you can lash it tight and have it "jump ready". Then, when you hit camp, "unlock" everything and have it ready for use.

I love this sheath setup. I made a piggyback myself a few years ago, and also had Kenny Rowe do them for the Monster Nessies. Gotta have a tight fitting belt and no "diminished glutes"...!....to keep everything in check.
:D

Dan
 
I don't know why you used an H pattern in the sheath - unless you don't plan on using it in a horizontal carry.

I use an H when I want a convertable carry - but I cannot imagine you would carry that heavy load on a leather H in a horizontal.

Do you?

TF
 
Those are real nice, like specially the look of the leather combo. My compliments on the large fold overs those are very hard to do that well with out the large bulge at the fold.
 
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