Old west style Mexican loop

[Rick Lowe]

I don't do many bigger knives, so don't have to do big knife leather very often either. When is gets time to do a big'un, I'm always surprised at how enjoyable it is to do large sheaths. Old stiff fingers welcome the more open spaces. Only tight spot on this Mexican loop is stitching the second half of the loop. Wanted this big blade (12 1/2" overall) to have a sheath that could look at home on a fancy gun rig. Hope it came out that way. What do y'all think?

 

[rayban]

It's very nice...but did you say stitching the loop....so it's not one piece....if not, that would make it an Americanized Mexican loop, cee??

 

[sheathmaker]

) to have a sheath that could look at home on a fancy gun rig. Hope it came out that way. What do y'all think?

Yep! It surely do.

Paul

 

[Maqua]

I'd say that there is a real purty rig, amigo!:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[moon59]

Very nice,you did a great job.

 

[DC KNIVES]

Looks great Rick.Dave

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[Chuddy Bear]

Very Nice!!!

 

[WadeH]

That is one real nice job there Rick. I think you did a bang up job on it.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Looks like great workmanship. That is a fine sheath.