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I originally posted this when the Mules first came out, and I'm bumping it as the ZDP 189's are expected shortly. Why not order your sheath in advance, and have it ready when your Mule arrives?
With the lanyard, this is a basic neck knife set up. However the lanyard can also be used to make a shoulder rig, or anchored to a belt or belt loop and be worn IWB.
This sheath is also set up to be compatible with a small Tek Lok for left or right hand, horizonatal or vertical belt carry. I will include a brand new small Tek Lok for an additional $5.
I used .06" Kydex to keep it light and thin as possible, in keeping with the thin lightweight knife. This sheath is very strong and secure in addition to being light and thin.
And obviously, the knife in the picture is not part of the deal.
Please respond in this thread or PM me if you'd like one of these.
Thanks for looking!
Added 6/16/09:
As another option, I've also started making a more deluxe version that is designed to accomodate a cord wrap. These are $25 for the sheath with lanyard, as they are more time consuming. $30 with Tek Lok.
With the lanyard, this is a basic neck knife set up. However the lanyard can also be used to make a shoulder rig, or anchored to a belt or belt loop and be worn IWB.
This sheath is also set up to be compatible with a small Tek Lok for left or right hand, horizonatal or vertical belt carry. I will include a brand new small Tek Lok for an additional $5.
I used .06" Kydex to keep it light and thin as possible, in keeping with the thin lightweight knife. This sheath is very strong and secure in addition to being light and thin.
And obviously, the knife in the picture is not part of the deal.
Please respond in this thread or PM me if you'd like one of these.
Thanks for looking!
Added 6/16/09:
As another option, I've also started making a more deluxe version that is designed to accomodate a cord wrap. These are $25 for the sheath with lanyard, as they are more time consuming. $30 with Tek Lok.
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thanx jim!
