Multiple carry options?

ThunderUnderKilt · May 7, 2009

I love the clean lines! Just make sure it's not near your wallet. Those rare earth magnets can demagnetize your credit cards.

lsheldon · May 7, 2009

The man is an artist. Very impressive.

:thumbup:

dduangrat · May 7, 2009

That is wicked! It seems a bit thinner than your usual setups....is it thinner?

Chuddy Bear · May 8, 2009

dduangrat said:
That is wicked! It seems a bit thinner than your usual setups....is it thinner?

The sheath itself is two layers thinner, without having the loop attached it saves a little bit on the thickness.

jbombelli · May 8, 2009

That combo looks awesome. I really like it. I have to ask about the magnets, though...if you're carrying it IWB using the stud, are the magnets strong enough to pull the sheath out of your waistband along with the knife (i.e. is a tight belt required, or would a comfortable belt be enough?)?

Bulldog18 · May 8, 2009

Chuck that is an awesome design!:thumbup:

JParanee · May 8, 2009

very cool and nicely done:thumbup:

Bigfattyt · May 9, 2009

Chuddy Bear said:
Yep, it is amazing what 2 plus years at 50 hours a week and 669 saddle stitched sheaths later can do.

so you are saying you have finally decided to go full time, and quit "dabbling"? ????????

ChasHOG · May 9, 2009

Chuck made those sheaths for me, and to answer your question, no, they don't provide so much resistance as to hinder drawing out the knife.

jbombelli said:
That combo looks awesome. I really like it. I have to ask about the magnets, though...if you're carrying it IWB using the stud, are the magnets strong enough to pull the sheath out of your waistband along with the knife (i.e. is a tight belt required, or would a comfortable belt be enough?)?

jbombelli · May 9, 2009

ChasHOG said:
Chuck made those sheaths for me, and to answer your question, no, they don't provide so much resistance as to hinder drawing out the knife.

Excellent. I've got a M9LE I'd really like to carry IWB in a decent leather sheath, and that looks like the ideal setup.

Chuddy Bear · May 9, 2009

Bigfattyt said:
so you are saying you have finally decided to go full time, and quit "dabbling"? ????????

Well I guess it all depends on what is "full time".

I still have my 40 hour a week job and I end up working more hours per week on leather, so I guess I have two full time jobs. The leatherwork is very good stress relief.