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That's not a tek-lok!
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I thought it was a G-clip? (or is it J-clip?) belt loop at first, but I can't really tell since I can't see it from the other side.
If you read the language - "If you would like to increase your carrying options, the sheath has been built to accept the Blade-Tech TekLock buckle system (sold seperately); just attach the TekLock and your knife is now ready..." - I think they are stating can use a tek-lok with it, but the tek-lok is sold separately.
If you read the language - "If you would like to increase your carrying options, the sheath has been built to accept the Blade-Tech TekLock buckle system (sold seperately); just attach the TekLock and your knife is now ready..." - I think they are stating can use a tek-lok with it, but the tek-lok is sold separately.
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Hi Michael,
Looks like a regular J-hook (or is that a G-hook) belt attachment with an extra long "leg" tab on it. Because they have the mounting holes centered halfway down the vertical axis of the sheath, the top of your belt rides pretty much level with the top or the bottom of the sheath pouch, depending on which way you mount the hook to the sheath.
To quote the link, "the sheath has been built to accept the Blade-Tech TekLock buckle system". (emphasis mine) So they don't actually give you a Tek-Loc, they have just drilled the sheath pouch such that you can mount a T-L to it, should you choose to do so.
That's my read on the pix/info anyway,
Greg
Looks like a regular J-hook (or is that a G-hook) belt attachment with an extra long "leg" tab on it. Because they have the mounting holes centered halfway down the vertical axis of the sheath, the top of your belt rides pretty much level with the top or the bottom of the sheath pouch, depending on which way you mount the hook to the sheath.
To quote the link, "the sheath has been built to accept the Blade-Tech TekLock buckle system". (emphasis mine) So they don't actually give you a Tek-Loc, they have just drilled the sheath pouch such that you can mount a T-L to it, should you choose to do so.
That's my read on the pix/info anyway,
Greg
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I just thought it was odd that they mention you can buy a tek-lok for alternate carry, but picture the knife with a dropped loop.
Mike
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Here you go.
The sheaths will also accept the mini-TekLok. The Camillus ArcLite is one of the D2 versions, and did not come with any attachments, those are from another sheath I had made for a Talon.
Dang, I guess I should have saved it at half screen instead of full...kinda big.
btw, the bottom attachment is a closed loop for horizontal carry. That's from Normark, but also fits the ArcLite sheaths.
The sheaths will also accept the mini-TekLok. The Camillus ArcLite is one of the D2 versions, and did not come with any attachments, those are from another sheath I had made for a Talon.
Dang, I guess I should have saved it at half screen instead of full...kinda big.
btw, the bottom attachment is a closed loop for horizontal carry. That's from Normark, but also fits the ArcLite sheaths.