New to Custom 100s

[TattooBlade]

Just wanted to stop in and say hey. I've been a fixed blade guy for quite some time. Saw a few custom Buck 110s for the first time recently and fell in love. Just won my first one on eBay and it should be here soon. I feel a new obsession starting!

I was also wondering if anyone could recommend some good custom open top sheaths for these? I was also curious how many folks EDC customs or do you just leave them on display?

Thanks,
Mike

 

[2TONYB]

Do you mean Custom 110s?

 

[TattooBlade]

Yes, editing. Oops. Too much excitement. Just bought my 2nd. Whole crap, two in one day. Time to take a breath and walk away from the computer.

Now come on guys, do you EDC your customs? Sheath makers?

 

[Plumberdv]

Ok, here are some of my favorite sheaths for the 110's. As far as EDCing my customs, that depends on the custom. I have a few that I will carry, but then, I don't even really use them when they are carried. They are on me more to show them off than to use.

If I was back in my working days and really used a knife on the job, I doubt that I would carry one of them, I'd stick to a 110 from Walmart so I wouldn't wet myself everytime I put a smudge or ding on it.

These are production sheaths made by Dale Pack Station in Oregon.

Here's one of the customs that I do carry alot when I just feel like carrying a 110.

 

[postfallsidaho]

I carry and use my Custom shop 110's. Thats what they are for

Custom knives are the 3 in the middle.

A good custom sheath to look into would be ones made by Gary Graley. He does fantastic work!
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=568981

This is a horizontal sheath he made for a 112.

 

[Reznik572]

110's are what I think the perfect knife for me. I've explored other options (not all) but I keep going back to the standard 110.

I figured it was time to finally order a custom for my EDC carry, spent a bit of time on buck's custom online shop and came up with this combo, ordered two, should be here in another 2 weeks or so:

They'll be my EDC and put up to anything I come across. Sure they cost more the my standard 110's, but hey, they look badass and how I want them to.

 

[2TONYB]

My KOA BG-42 rests comfortably in a sheath from Jack Rudder. It gets a lot of use.