Razorback Slipjoint Neck Pouch.

JD Mandrell

JD Mandrell

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Just arrived in the mail today, I tossed this idea at Scott Gossman of Razorback knives and he came through big time!

I wanted a neck sheath for my Jumbo/Cattle King Stockman pattern knives that I favor.

The Sheath:
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With my Case 6.5375 Bonestag:

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With my Moore Maker 5302:

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Great set up! I've been debating doing something like that for my Daddy Barlows. I'm just not sure if they aren't a bit too heavy around the neck.

Enjoy!
 
I wore my Cattle King this afternoon around the yard, wasn't heavy at all.

I've found that the neck cord makes all the difference, with paracord I have worn Buck 110's in neck pouches all day and not felt it. Thin leather though can be bad with bigger knives.
 
I'll have to give it try. I have a belt sheath I've used as a necker in the past with leather thong. I'll have to try it with some 550. I've thought of taking the center strands out of some para then braiding a neck cord from that.

hehe, maybe I can get my wife to crotchet me up a sheath with neck strap. ;) As long as it ain't pink!
 
Hey I have one I did for a small but heavy fixed blade, I braided 3 strands of 550 and it works great.
 
Great set-up, very nice workmanship. We should all be so lucky to own something handmade by Scott ! He is a true artist and skilled craftsman. That leather neck sheath will bring you years of service and pleasure. Congratulations ! Thanks for posting !

-Regards
 
That is really nice, think those might be avaliable for the general public?
 
Grateful, I replyed to your email. LC, looks good with the Case. :thumbup: Nice thing about the sheath is you can also put it in your shirt pocket. It's about the size of a pack of smokes.
Scott
 
I also found it holds most 4 1/8th inch Trappers as well.

It will actually carry most pocketknives, just not as tightly but unless you get turned on your head I don't see the knife fallingout.

And Scott is right, it would fit in a pocket pretty good!
 
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