Photos of your hawk sheaths?

BRL

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Ok, so as my CSTH slowly comes along, at some point it's going to need a sheath to keep it from tearing up the inside of my pack/truck/mom's basement/mall/whatever. I'd be really interested in seeing photos of people's sheaths to see what options are out there.

This one that theevilmike just posted is amazing:
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Here are a few

regards

Robins
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BRL said:
Ok, so as my CSTH slowly comes along, at some point it's going to need a sheath to keep it from tearing up the inside of my pack/truck/mom's basement/mall/whatever. I'd be really interested in seeing photos of people's sheaths to see what options are out there.

This one that theevilmike just posted is amazing:
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Thanks for the good words, i love that sheath, Robin/Pipeman crafted that one, i was just lucky enough to get it from him
If your looking for a good sheath, talk to Robin, he does amazing work

mike
 
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I have always liked this one that came with my New River custom Magua Tomahawk.

But Robins sheaths are just amazing. Im going to have to get you to make me one latter on Robin. So you need to get some plutonium for your time machine.

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It’s technically a hawk sheath, that bag hanging from a tree in the background is what I carry my axe some times. It’s a custom made map case, made by the very talented Pipeman.

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So, Robin, the one in the second pic, with the criss-cross tooling...how does that work? Maybe I'm crazy, but I'm not getting it. Does it slide down and fit over that handle wrap?

They are all really awesome. You've got some talent, or maybe it's the time machine that Edwood7 talks about ;). I think my favorite is in the top pic with the broad bit. The tooling on the corners kinda looks like bat wings.

Matt
 
Randy, those are awesome. I'm afraid if I stare at your hawks too long, they might get pissed, jump out of my screen and lop off one of my arms...they are downright savage!!

Matt
 
Thanks, I've got a couple in the fire now that are gonna be savage. Literally......Randy

Edwood, I thought you'd be bigger
 
M3mphis said:
So, Robin, the one in the second pic, with the criss-cross tooling...how does that work? Maybe I'm crazy, but I'm not getting it. Does it slide down and fit over that handle wrap?

They are all really awesome. You've got some talent, or maybe it's the time machine that Edwood7 talks about ;). I think my favorite is in the top pic with the broad bit. The tooling on the corners kinda looks like bat wings.

Hey Matt
Yes, it does slide down and over the wrap. It's a copy the bottom 1/2 of Sir Alexander McKenzies 18th century baldric. His had a back that came up above the sheath and a strap. Thanks for the kind comments.

Regards

Robin
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M3mphis said:
Hey Matt
Yes, it does slide down and over the wrap. It's a copy the bottom 1/2 of Sir Alexander McKenzies 18th century baldric. His had a back that came up above the sheath and a strap. Thanks for the kind comments.

Regards

Robin
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Very cool. I didn't know that name...obviously he's better known in Canada. But I know a bit about him now including this:
"he completed the first recorded transcontinental crossing of North America north of Mexico"

church&son said:
Group Hug
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HA! Smart ass.
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Here is a few I had made.....
 

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