Lets see how you all attach your larger Busses to your backpacks or on your person

LMT66

LMT66

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My SFNO LE slips in the bladder slot on the rear of my Kifaru E&E. With the knife sheathed, it is the exact same height and out of sight.

Lets see your preferred way to carry on a pack or belt or shoulder rigs. Might help the "new to Busse" folks get some good ideas.

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I EDC my ASH-1 CG on my hip in a Buy Brown sheath attached to my belt. Nothing fancy, I like to be able to get to it.
 
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Don't have a close up. :o You can kind of see the Sheaths for the AK and SH-E on the pack. Tied on with Para-Cord. :)
 
I'll usually throw mine in the stretchy front pocket on my REI 65L backpack. It puts the weight far away from the back, which isn't the best pack loading, but it's fine in use. I don't expect to need to draw it quickly, and will only be using a blade like that when I get to camp and drop my pack.
 
I hang mine below my pack, so I can reach it with my left hand behind me, as I am a southpaw. I wanted it to be accessible without having to take my pack off. You never know when you may need some INFI! Here are some pics when I was testing different lengths, as well as different left to right balance and reach distances. I found the right distance, and balance for me, and then I made the lashing much more substantial, but this will give you the idea.:thumbup::thumbup:

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For my NMFBM I have a steelnut dropleg sheath with a leg strap. This is a very comfortable set up and I can wear it all day long. The whole thing straps on nice and easy and there is no problem with a full range of motion.

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