How do you carry your Small Sebenza?

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Gary Ranson

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A. Leather belt sheath (G.G. or C.R.)

B. Nylon belt sheath

C. Pocket clip

D. Protective Calfskin Pouch

E. Other

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Gary Ranson
 
In a G2 sheath.
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This photo doesn't do it justice. http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=443165&a=3263212&p=24131427&Sequence=0&res=high

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ralph
 
1) Leather belt sheath, GG or CR. The one with the CR logo was made by Gfeller Casemakers, wish it was a regular item offered by CRK.

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James Segura
San Francisco, CA
 
Clipped inside my left pocket.

When I don't want worry about it falling out, I do the following:

Take a one foot piece of 1/8" cord. Tie a figure-eight stopper in one end, and reeve the unstopped end through the lanyard holes. Pull it up taut. Then, pull out (invert) the pocket liner of your front pocket. Affix the cord to the liner using a strangle knot. Push the liner back in. Presto; it's not going anywhere, yet there's not much visible in the way of a lanyard. Just unravel the figure eight to remove the knife, since it's a fairly bind-free type of knot. I attach it only when it's likely that I won't be needing it for a while, such as finding my way to and through the airport, etc.
 
Clipped inside my left watch pocket.

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RICK - Left Handers Unite
 
I think Leather belt sheath offered by CRK is
only for LargeSeb.
Is there leather one by CRK for small seb?
 
Gary's sheaths are top notch, but wearing a knife in a sheath here in Los Angeles is not politically correct for lack of a better term. I carry mine in my left front jeans pocket and in my scrubs shirt pocket at work. Left handed of course.
 
The small and large Sebenzas I carry in a leather horizontal sheath, the small wood inlay Sebenza rides in a canted sheath which works well.
I've not carried the Sebenzas by the clips, but choose to carry them on my belt. I carry the LCC by the clip in my left front pocket, can carry more that way!

G2

PS,
Nice to see BudMan still around! and thanks guys for the support...
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I don't carry a small one but my large one rides on my belt, horizontally, in a nylon cordura pouch.

CRK does not offer a leather pouch for the small Sebenza, only the large. They do offer nylon pouches for both sizes that ride either horizontally or vertically.

If you need leather, Gary Graley is the only way to go for class & quality.

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Dennis Wright
Wright Knife & Sporting Goods
La Mesa, CA
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1-800-400-1980
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("Have a knife day!")
 
In the bottom of my pocket,with clip removed. Old fashion I guess.

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Ray
 
Originally posted by Murasame:
Is there leather one by CRK for small seb?
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The black leather sheath I have for the small Sebenza was made custom by Gfeller Casemakers. One of the shop crew at CRK got one as well, but it never made it into the production line. Too bad, it is much nicer than the nylon.

I think that Gary is going to have to get a small Classic, so that he has a template for all Sebenza Styles
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James Segura
San Francisco, CA
 
How could Gary be a sheath maker without a small classic? Thanks StJames for answering my e-mail.

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Ray
 
Right front pocket, where I've found it nearly every day for the last three years. I don't always wear belts, so this has become very instinctive for me.

I guess I'm just a clip guy at heart.

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Don LeHue

Rome did not create a great empire by having meetings...they did it by killing all those who opposed them.
 
Thanks for all of your replies.

I took the plunge today and ordered a standard small Sebenza from Dennis Wright (thanks Dennis) along with a cordura pouch.

I will try the clip and the horizontal pouch to see what works best for different occasions.

I can see getting a G2 black sheath with a flap in the future, as this seems to be an ideal and elegant solution.

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Gary Ranson

[This message has been edited by Gary Ranson (edited 11-02-2000).]
 
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