I've been looking around for less expensive options in terms of fixed blades that I could EDC (Just ordered a BK14) and I came across the SOG Field pup. I was wondering if there were any reputable manufacturers that made a kydex sheath for it. Many thanks.
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SOG Field Pup Kydex Sheath?
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I don't have one on hand, but I'll help you any way I can.
I can't thank you enough for the offer, but I've decided it'd be simpler just to save up, spend some extra money and buy myself a RAT 3. It's gonna run me about 30 bucks more than a field pup but I figure it's worth it for simplicity's sake. Thanks again for the offer.
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To a fellow Texan, take a peek at the ESEE 3, Rowen makes magic with 1095 and mine came razor sharp, and you cant beat the warranty. Just my 2 cents as I've had both and there's no comparison.
I'll send you my ESEE3 if you need some time to see for yourself. Yea, its that good. I have a well used ESEE4 that has proven itself time and time again in the field.
Providing sheaths for one particular dealer has even more solidified my belief in ESEE, I sew a lot of leather for those knives.
IMHO of course, but side by side and in use in the field...... the choice is easy.
I'll send you my ESEE3 if you need some time to see for yourself. Yea, its that good. I have a well used ESEE4 that has proven itself time and time again in the field.
Providing sheaths for one particular dealer has even more solidified my belief in ESEE, I sew a lot of leather for those knives.
IMHO of course, but side by side and in use in the field...... the choice is easy.
To a fellow Texan, take a peek at the ESEE 3, Rowen makes magic with 1095 and mine came razor sharp, and you cant beat the warranty. Just my 2 cents as I've had both and there's no comparison.
I'll send you my ESEE3 if you need some time to see for yourself. Yea, its that good. I have a well used ESEE4 that has proven itself time and time again in the field.
Providing sheaths for one particular dealer has even more solidified my belief in ESEE, I sew a lot of leather for those knives.
IMHO of course, but side by side and in use in the field...... the choice is easy.
When it comes to the ESEE 3 vs the RAT 3 there's no debating that the ESEE's better. The real question: is it a whole 40 dollars better? Thanks for the input
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In my humble and more often than not broke opinion, yes, well worth it. I wasted money before, never again. 
In my humble and more often than not broke opinion, yes, well worth it. I wasted money before, never again.
Alright, I'll definitely give the ESEE some more consideration. I can't thank you enough for the advice, it's always nice to hear from people with a lot more experience than myself.
Have a good one.