IWB System for 110?

Buckaholic

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Am a firm believer in the "don't leave home without it" thought process for a good utility tool being handy.

For those days where I have to dress up like a grown up in a suit, a 110 sheath/pouch on the belt or a 110 in the pocket doesn't cut it (ha ha...get it..."cut it").

Does anyone know where I can get a IWB system for a 110?

Thanks in advance.

Ride and Shoot Straight...
Goose.
BCCI 1190

PS, I know there is another thread on this with names, but no contact information was given.
 
Hey Mike...
You might have called 'em something else on the street. It is a Inside Waist Band (IWB) sheath/holster.

Looking for one that a 110 will fit. It hast to accomodate the folder in the closed position...as you know best, it would be considered a CW if it is not in the closed/folded position.

Got a few small folders that fit in my pocket, but they fall short of the 110 series that I am so used to having with me constantly. Cleaning my nails, slicing SPAM, salami, poking pickles outta a jar at a church social, prying open paint cans (just kidding Chickentrax), cutting through an old tire bead, etc...just got used to Old Faithful 110.

So, I'm looking for a carry system that is concealed but stays within the bounds of the law here in Calif. Certainly wouldn't want to be considered an "outlaw". This would be for work where I have to wear slacks and sport coat, if not a full monkey suit.

All The Best,
Goose.
BCCI 1190
 
Check out the Bianchi 10A sz1. It's an IWB pouch for a 1911 magazine. The 110 fits perfectly.
Bob
 
Buckaholic said:
Hey Mike...
You might have called 'em something else on the street. It is a Inside Waist Band (IWB) sheath/holster.

Looking for one that a 110 will fit. It hast to accomodate the folder in the closed position...as you know best, it would be considered a CW if it is not in the closed/folded position.

Got a few small folders that fit in my pocket, but they fall short of the 110 series that I am so used to having with me constantly. Cleaning my nails, slicing SPAM, salami, poking pickles outta a jar at a church social, prying open paint cans (just kidding Chickentrax), cutting through an old tire bead, etc...just got used to Old Faithful 110.

So, I'm looking for a carry system that is concealed but stays within the bounds of the law here in Calif. Certainly wouldn't want to be considered an "outlaw". This would be for work where I have to wear slacks and sport coat, if not a full monkey suit.

All The Best,
Goose.
BCCI 1190
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Goose,
I know just what you mean! I use my Buck Sirus for that purpose. It has a clip for carry inside the pocket, is tip-up configured so that you can pull it out of your pocket, activate the assist mechanism and have it ready to go, all in a manner of a couple of seconds. It's something that you can't do with the standard tip-down clip carry knives. You should really check it out. ;)
Mike
 
Goose,,,

If you are thinking about buying a Sirus, drop me an email first.

lfh
 
Mike Kerins said:
Goose,
I know just what you mean! I use my Buck Sirus for that purpose. It has a clip for carry inside the pocket, is tip-up configured so that you can pull it out of your pocket, activate the assist mechanism and have it ready to go, all in a manner of a couple of seconds. It's something that you can't do with the standard tip-down clip carry knives. You should really check it out. ;)
Mike
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Is the words of Homer..."DOH!!!!".
Ya know Yoda, I mean "Mike", that is a great idea. $20 more than a pouch then I get a knife I have been thinking about anyway. AND, the clip is at the correct side like ya said. That is one thing I didn't like about my Onion.

Why do you prefer a Sirus Vs. Tempest?

Thanks!
Goose.
 
Just for a little comparison, here is a Sirus up against a 172, a 110, and a 112
sorry, don't have a tempest or rush to stick in there.

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Pack Rat said:
Goose,,,

If you are thinking about buying a Sirus, drop me an email first.

lfh
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Thanks Pack Rat! I may take you up on that. I like the skeleton body of the Tempest, but I don't think the Sirus weighs in at much more...



Pack Rat said:
Just for a little comparison, here is a Sirus up against a 172, a 110, and a 112
sorry, don't have a tempest or rush to stick in there.
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Thanks for the pic!!!! :cool:
Goose.
BCCI 1190
 
Goose,
I prefer the sirus over the rush because its larger. The added weight had no effect on my decision.
Mike
 
Thanks Mike...
Check for a Sirus is "in the mail" thanks to "PACK RAT"!!! :)
I'll report back on the findings of this being IWB and overall.
Goose.
 
There's a tear in my beer 'cause my Buck Sirus is here.
Tears of joy as it sits all comfy IWB :)
Thanks for the tip Mike and special thanks to the rodent that packs!
Goose.
BCCI 1190
 
Buckaholic said:
There's a tear in my beer 'cause my Buck Sirus is here.
Tears of joy as it sits all comfy IWB :)
Thanks for the tip Mike and special thanks to the rodent that packs!
Goose.
BCCI 1190
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Goose crackes me up!! :D

Hope you like it! Did you notice how tight it seems versus how loose some of the other have talked about? Maybe I just never flicked it enough to loosen it...

Did ya see the Boss Man's etch? Kinda hard to see if just glancing at it.

AND, I am surprised no one commented about that teaser 110 I threw up in the pic (above) as a comparison. :)
 
Pack Rat said:
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AND, I am surprised no one commented about that teaser 110 I threw up in the pic (above) as a comparison. :)
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Now that you mention it I did "see" it but I've been going back and forth, working on several projects and the dogs needed to do their thing:rolleyes:
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So tell us about it...no pins...just the rocker rivet...come on now...

Preston
 
Pack Rat said:
Goose crackes me up!! :D

Hope you like it! Did you notice how tight it seems versus how loose some of the other have talked about? Maybe I just never flicked it enough to loosen it...

Did ya see the Boss Man's etch? Kinda hard to see if just glancing at it.

AND, I am surprised no one commented about that teaser 110 I threw up in the pic (above) as a comparison. :)
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Hey Pack Rat...
Yes, it was tight...but I turned back the torx head a bit and it's quicker. BUT, when you do that then the safety cam system gets looser. So I have to find a balance.
Think Mike went through this too (?).
It's a gas and I am enjoying it :)

Yes also to seeing the CJ signature. VERY COOL :cool:

Yeah, what's up with that 110? Didn't notice it the first time? Wuz up?

Thanks again :thumbup:
Goose.
BCCI 1190
 
Pack Rat said:
Goose crackes me up!! :D

Hope you like it! Did you notice how tight it seems versus how loose some of the other have talked about? Maybe I just never flicked it enough to loosen it...

Did ya see the Boss Man's etch? Kinda hard to see if just glancing at it.

AND, I am surprised no one commented about that teaser 110 I threw up in the pic (above) as a comparison. :)
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WARNING: I've Hijacked This Thread...

Check this out:

http://cgi.ebay.com/BUCK-KNIFE-110-...217234636QQcategoryZ42577QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Too bad the blade is now a spear :(
Goose.
BCCI 1190
 
Mike Kerins said:
That's probably why the closing bid is so low. Looks like Tom is about to score another early 110! :eek:
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This one looks more like a third version to me......
 
Pack Rat said:
This one looks more like a third version to me......
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You're absolutely right. The spacer integral to the bolster being the give away. I consider that an "early" 110. (at least it's the earliest one I have in my collection.) :(
 
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