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Got a few new sheaths from Chad last week, just in time for my Elk hunt (which was unsuccessful; don't ask. The very warm and dry weather has the animals still waaay up in the forest with only a few being taken this year). The sheaths turned out fantastic, and his craftsmanship is outstanding! 
:thumbup: Took a few indoor shots the evening before I left, and a few outdoors today. Enjoy the porn... 
The BT6 is my new de-facto standard belt knife for rifle hunting. Perfect for my needs in just about every respect, and this sheath is just icing on the cake. I love the way that the belt loop can be undone, but with the way he attached the pull-the-dot snaps in opposite directions, there is no way it is coming loose accidentally. The knife lived on my belt while Elk hunting for 4 days last week (and rode with me on the ATV the one day we took them way back into the forest, in a heavy snowstorm to boot), so it already has a few character marks on it you can see in the outdoor shots from today. But it handled the snow and wetness well!
I asked for a simple sheath to match my satin Snake Warden, and he made this one of his EDC design for me. Matches the knife SO well!!! Medium brown with double row olive stitching.
Finally, some bonus content!!!
Not a Busse knife (it's a Fiddleback Forge Bush Hermit in blue canvas micarta and nekkid "spalted" A2 steel). Too gorgeous not to show here! 
I asked for a sheath with higher coverage for the handle than his standard EDC style, and for the belt loop to be higher as well. Nothing too fancy, but the blue thread really sets it off! :thumbup:
Chad's sheath workload has been picking up a lot lately, and I'm sure you can see why. Thanks for these beauties Chad! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
:thumbup: Took a few indoor shots the evening before I left, and a few outdoors today. Enjoy the porn... 
The BT6 is my new de-facto standard belt knife for rifle hunting. Perfect for my needs in just about every respect, and this sheath is just icing on the cake. I love the way that the belt loop can be undone, but with the way he attached the pull-the-dot snaps in opposite directions, there is no way it is coming loose accidentally. The knife lived on my belt while Elk hunting for 4 days last week (and rode with me on the ATV the one day we took them way back into the forest, in a heavy snowstorm to boot), so it already has a few character marks on it you can see in the outdoor shots from today. But it handled the snow and wetness well!
I asked for a simple sheath to match my satin Snake Warden, and he made this one of his EDC design for me. Matches the knife SO well!!! Medium brown with double row olive stitching.
Finally, some bonus content!!!
Not a Busse knife (it's a Fiddleback Forge Bush Hermit in blue canvas micarta and nekkid "spalted" A2 steel). Too gorgeous not to show here! I asked for a sheath with higher coverage for the handle than his standard EDC style, and for the belt loop to be higher as well. Nothing too fancy, but the blue thread really sets it off! :thumbup:
Chad's sheath workload has been picking up a lot lately, and I'm sure you can see why.
Thanks for these beauties Chad! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
