Lost Mountain Iron Works and ESEE partnership dissolved

We are located in Kalamazoo Mi. The "Junglas sheath " AKA The Foot Long sheath will be available on our website , The "Rat Pack" AKA The Works will be available bare boned - or with kydex insert to fit various sizes and manufacturers as well.

Is there somewhere I can go to see "The Works" here in town?

SB
 
It will be this summer sometime. I am talking to the vendor now so after all the changes are made we get a few proto types then tweaking then production. There will be a couple of months with no availability due to getting this new one going but it'll be worth the wait.....as always.:) Save your pennies.:)

That sounds great will the new design be available with/without the knife?
 
Indeed that is a great price on the foot long sheath. Within a couple of dollars as we paid:) And normally I might say go for it but here is something to consider. We ran into this when we were having sheaths built by Eagle like the RC5 cordura sheath. The current version being an even better version than what Eagle built still like all these type sheaths have the same weak point. Once you by them that is all you will ever have, ie, that exact configuration of a knife seath. That is why we began a while back moving to the Kydex and molded sheath versions that are actually a platform to which the design configurations are literally endless. We can keep designing and manufacturing pouches, kits, MOLLE platforms, etc, that will all bolt to the same sheath forever. The user is never limited to one configuration.

Since we have come out with the Junglas 10" blade and the Kydex sheath/platform (made in USA) we have been busy working on other kits and pouches that will greatly expand the versatility of the carry stystem as opposed to one configuration found in sewn cordura sheaths. So no matter how well they are made cordura sheaths will always have this weakness. Think about that before you drop $45-50 on a knife sheath. We do:)

That sounds pretty good. :thumbup:

But would you agree that one advantage of the 'cordura with a liner style sheath' (Spec Ops, LMIW) would be the ability to use the same sheath for more than one knife? If you had several different Junglas sized knives, for example, you would still only need one sheath. Unless you want a blade in each hand. ;)
 
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