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Hey guys, I can sit for a while and type now! 
Heres those pics of the Ratweiler sheath that I mentioned before. Its the product of an idea that that a bunch of us have come up with to try to ease the transition to having to buy a sheath for your rats. This one will be offered with a minimum of options: Tan or black in color, Mid ride belt loop only, and a pivoting snap strap over the tal.....guard hole :footinmou Now, if all goes well, and I can talk Eric into getting me new releases ASAP, I can and will have a number of expamples already done and "in stock" Since these will not be done on a custom basis it will be much easier for me to cut and assemble a bunch at once. And as soon as I get the money together for a pro stitching machine the process will go faster and the price will reduce again off of the already lower than custom prices. And untill I get the machine you get the advantages of a hand stitched sheath! 
Now the question, is this something that enough people will want? I need to have a few "I wants" in order to make it worth while as the wait for my custom work is increasing by the week and I really want to provide a quick, less expensive, no nonsense sheath to the Ratophiles. And if it works out well on the Tac seres and some of the Res C jobbers I will be expanding it to the "other guys" stuff, darn piglets always snuffling around the rats nest 
Should I or shouldnt I?
Heres those pics of the Ratweiler sheath that I mentioned before. Its the product of an idea that that a bunch of us have come up with to try to ease the transition to having to buy a sheath for your rats. This one will be offered with a minimum of options: Tan or black in color, Mid ride belt loop only, and a pivoting snap strap over the tal.....guard hole :footinmou Now, if all goes well, and I can talk Eric into getting me new releases ASAP, I can and will have a number of expamples already done and "in stock" Since these will not be done on a custom basis it will be much easier for me to cut and assemble a bunch at once. And as soon as I get the money together for a pro stitching machine the process will go faster and the price will reduce again off of the already lower than custom prices. And untill I get the machine you get the advantages of a hand stitched sheath! Now the question, is this something that enough people will want? I need to have a few "I wants" in order to make it worth while as the wait for my custom work is increasing by the week and I really want to provide a quick, less expensive, no nonsense sheath to the Ratophiles. And if it works out well on the Tac seres and some of the Res C jobbers I will be expanding it to the "other guys" stuff, darn piglets always snuffling around the rats nest
Should I or shouldnt I?
Check it out. 