Is Terry Sisco still working??

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I recall him saying he was taking orders several months ago but haven't seen anyone post any pics of his handiwork, so I was wondering if he stopped again:confused:

Have a couple I might send in to him if he's working on stuff again.
 
I have 3 difft sheaths he made for me and all are top notch! Here's one:

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Sorry guys .Due to some unforseen problems the Sarki shop has been closed for good.
Thanks for all the business. I still check on and read the forum.
God Bless.
Terry
 
T.Sisco said:
Sorry guys .Due to some unforseen problems the Sarki shop has been closed for good.
Thanks for all the business. I still check on and read the forum.
God Bless.
Terry
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T-Bone that's a crying dayumed shame for sure!!!!:( :grumpy:
I hope you guys are all a-okay!!!!:thumbup: :D
 
I'm sorry to hear about the shop closing, Terry. Thanks again for repairing the scabbard for my Chitlangi.

Bob
 
If the world was a just place Terry would be a millionare cause I'll tell you he is one solid gold good person IMHO.:thumbup:
 
I've been looking at your work since I joined, Terry. Sorry to hear I won't see any more. Hope everything is OK. I love the shape of HD's sheath. I was thinking of doing one that opened toward the front, but I see now that it would cut the strap that way. So many options now I've started to mess with leather.
 
aproy1101 said:
I was thinking of doing one that opened toward the front, but I see now that it would cut the strap that way.
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That does open in the front. the edge is to the rear and the sheath is open down to about the bend on the front.
 
Right I should have used edge, and away from the edge. Sorry for the confusion.

Question though...Wouldn't the "front" of a scabbard be variable depending which side you wear it on?
 
aproy1101 said:
Question though...Wouldn't the "front" of a scabbard be variable depending which side you wear it on?
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Not if it's a proper right or left hand scabbard. When made properly the front side would still be the spine side. Using either in a cross draw would negate that though.:confused: ;)
 
I sure like the smaller size of the scabbard without the extra knives. I like the tradition of the extra knives, but the practicality of them I seriously doubt. I keep a good pocket knife on me at all times (bulldog cattleman), and can't see the reason to have extra thickness/bulkiness in the sheath area. However, being a southerner, I am steeped in tradition, and that is why I made a couple of kardas and chakmas.

I can't see that when I'm done there will be much difference in shape from the scabbard below, even though I'm making a sheath. Terry, is that offensive to you. I won't make one if that is your design and you don't approve.
 
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