Sheath for my first Busse

[excranium]

I am the proud owner of a muddy Meaner Street and want to make it my EDC. Can you please suggest a sheath that will allow me to carry it high and tight. It doesn't matter if its kydex or leather. Thanks for your help.

 

[nozh2002]

I have Fehrman PeaceMaker sheath for my Model T Streeet - variation of Meaner Street.

Very good sheath and fit perfectly.

You can make sheath yourself of course - this what I am doing now, not really too hard.

Thanks, Vassili.

 

[Tyrkon Lawson]

I just received a sweet leather sheath from one of our very own.

Some pics of his stuff.
http://s151.photobucket.com/albums/s145/Bigenzo/

The one he made for me can be worn vertically or horizontally. Tight fit. I'll post some pics after lunch today.

There is also Leatherman who has done outstanding work for a long time here.

And for kydex try Dave Brown. Great selection.

You can't go wrong with any of these guys and there are more.

 

[Deadhead Archer]

Brian at Okuden does top notch work too...I own several of his sheaths. He's on vacation until Wednesday, his website is at http://www.okuden.net

 

[mike biz]

Dwayne from Armoralleather makes some excellent sheaths. I have several on order with him including a production mid-ride for my Milganzaaa MrS. The beauty of the production sheaths is that they are top-quality but you don't have to wait 4-5 MONTHS for a custom to be produced. I have several of his sheaths already (mid-ride for HRLM and Randall-pouch for Bandi/INFIcoot. Great products. See link below for pic. Browse his site for more stuff.

http://www.armoralleather.com/images/busse_swamprat_scrapyard/adlmrsproduction.jpg

Kenny Rowe also makes great sheaths, but I don't have any for smaller EDC blades. My small of the back pancake sheath for the NO-E is killer.

Also Brian at Okuden and David Brown at BuyBrown make excellent kydex sheaths if that's your preference.

You really can't go wrong with any of these. Like Busse they are top of the line.