Para Cord Knife Rigger
With the cold weather coming on some of you may want to start carrying something a little bigger then your tactical folder. A small boot knife, something as big as a Bowie, or a knife in between. Kydex has made it easyer on you. There are alot of craftsmen out there who are more than happy to make you a custom rig, but at prices of $100-$200 its a little out of reach for those of us who may have to make rent every month. Enter Para Cord. You can take this wonderest little cord and make your own rig for a few pennys, and still have a rig thats comfortable to wear and easy to make.
All it consist of is two loops really.
First cut two peices of Para cord. Both about three feet long. Take one peice and tie the ends with a double fisherman knot. This shoud make one big hoop. The hoop should be adjustable. Next take the other cord and find the middle. Take the middle and tie it to the hoop using a Pruisk knot.
From there just take the two hangeing, loose ends, and using the fishermans knot tie them to the holes in you Kydex sheath. You can adjust it to the position that is the best for you. There you go. Easy and it doesn't cost hundres of dollars. Remember, all your local knife laws apply. So dont call me if you find yourself in a cell.
With the cold weather coming on some of you may want to start carrying something a little bigger then your tactical folder. A small boot knife, something as big as a Bowie, or a knife in between. Kydex has made it easyer on you. There are alot of craftsmen out there who are more than happy to make you a custom rig, but at prices of $100-$200 its a little out of reach for those of us who may have to make rent every month. Enter Para Cord. You can take this wonderest little cord and make your own rig for a few pennys, and still have a rig thats comfortable to wear and easy to make.
All it consist of is two loops really.
First cut two peices of Para cord. Both about three feet long. Take one peice and tie the ends with a double fisherman knot. This shoud make one big hoop. The hoop should be adjustable. Next take the other cord and find the middle. Take the middle and tie it to the hoop using a Pruisk knot.
From there just take the two hangeing, loose ends, and using the fishermans knot tie them to the holes in you Kydex sheath. You can adjust it to the position that is the best for you. There you go. Easy and it doesn't cost hundres of dollars. Remember, all your local knife laws apply. So dont call me if you find yourself in a cell.