Got finger grooves?

sassafrassdogs3 said:
You can also bump up against something and unsnap the sheath and lose your knife....:eek::eek::eek::D:D
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Absolutely true, but you'd hear it hit the ground :) I've seen it carried that way, but for the reason you give, I never had the guts to do it myself. Too cheap didn't want to risk losing the knife...naw, real reason was I was never a "playa" :)
 
brownshoe said:
Absolutely true, but you'd hear it hit the ground :) I've seen it carried that way, but for the reason you give, I never had the guts to do it myself. Too cheap didn't want to risk losing the knife...naw, real reason was I was never a "playa" :)
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I was out in the woods. Lost a 110...I thought it was easier to manipulate the sheath while wearing gloves, NOT!!
 
brownshoe said:
Absolutely true, but you'd hear it hit the ground
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Not necessarily, Maybe if your lucky. But then again if it was butchered up like one of these in this thread it wouldnt be much of a loss. Sorry, Im all for customizing something to suit you but whats been done here uh uh.
 
st8yd said:
Not necessarily, Maybe if your lucky. But then again if it was butchered up like one of these in this thread it wouldnt be much of a loss. Sorry, Im all for customizing something to suit you but whats been done here uh uh.
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The only reason I can think of that would "need" those kinda grooves is if u have extremely small baby hands.
 
Not my cup of tea, but whoever did it, did a nice job. Finger grooves are nicely spaced and even.
 
Here are a few more from the internet.

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