Sheath for SFNO LE !help!

[weeblewooble]

I recently purchased a SFNO LE from a fellow forumite, and am planning to take it on a 3-4 day camping trip with me in january. Only one problem.. It needs a sheath, and I can't find anyone who can make one without needing me to ship my knife to them and wait 6-8 weeks.
Is there anyone that can make me the sheath I need and can get it to me in 3-4 weeks?
I think I prefer kydex but at this point I just need some pants for the knife.
Thanks for your time

 

[banana-clip]

Rainwalker? http://sites.google.com/site/rainwalkercreations/gallery

Or buy brown? http://www.buybrownholsters.com/

Mashed Cat http://www.mashedcat.com/

 

[Guyon]

Well Dwayne Puckett has a pattern. He made my sheath, so I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have to receive a knife. But I don't know about 3-4 weeks.

 

[reddawn]

try mashed cat outfitters:thumbup:

 

[defaultuser]

You can always make a duct tape sheath as a last resort solution; it would keep the blade secured for the lenght of your trip and when you return, you can have a more robust one made. Just giving you options...

 

[aggiecouch]

No promises, but Eric from Mashed Cat got me a sweet sheath for my Ratmandu in about 3 weeks...try emailing him

 

[Bigfattyt]

Buy Brown makes an awesome sheath. buybronwholsters.com

Mashed cat also!

I am pretty sure both have patterns.

 

[shaving sharp]

There is one for sale here on the forums.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=798772

 

[P-Easy]

There is one for sale here on the forums.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=798772

That's good lookin out!


I would definitely go that route.

 

[Guyon]

There is one for sale here on the forums.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=798772

Good eye and nice sheath at a good price. Eli does good work. The OP's problem is solved if he sees it in time.

 

[Maniacal Pete]

Mashed Cat got me my last two Busse knife sheaths in a week.

pete

 

[beaverseat]

my sfno has a spec ops sheath the long one u just have to heat up the plastic liner and slid the knife in and mold the liner to the knife but put masking tape on the blade when forming so the knife will slide in nice and easy it is a big enough knife it maxes out the sheath but it does fit perfectly and it is one of my favorets

 

[weeblewooble]

From time to time I'm reminded of what a great resource our little community on this forum is. Thankyou to all those who contributed, I got several solution to my little issue, and it is utterly solved. I honestly feel a little silly to have my issue so quickly and thoroughly resolved, after throwing up my hands. Thanks again for thr help!

For those who may be curious I opted for a kydex sheath by AZWELKE. He Has the knife and I liked the examples of his work he had to show.

Hats off to you gents.

 

[GregS]

You can always make a duct tape sheath as a last resort solution; it would keep the blade secured for the lenght of your trip and when you return, you can have a more robust one made. Just giving you options...

As a last resort I agree, if I wanted to take it badly enough I'd just whip something up.