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THE SHEATH .......Just maybe the most important part of the equation :)

Cool thread! I think the phrase, "understated but screams quality", is right on the money. A good tool doesn't always need "bells & whistles" to exude quality. Sometimes, making something that has everything it needs and nothing else, is an art in and of itself.
 
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Of course I am just teasing. Joe's affection for his Huraks are well known and for good reason. Careful thought definitely goes into designing an effective sheath. I'm surprised sheaths don't get the spotlight more often.
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We all know you were Paul is just having some fun :)
 
darrin sanders said:
Cool thread! I think the phrase, "understated but screams quality", is right on the money. A good tool doesn't always need "bells & whistles" to exude quality. Sometimes, making something that has everything it needs and nothing else, is an art in and of itself.
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Well put :)
 
Very cool to see the different variations of the Hurak sheath, the one Jeremy at 8 ball did for me is similar. Great knives and great sheaths.

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Great thread. l enjoy reading about subject matter I am passionate about that are written with even more passion. Thanks for sharing once again Joe.
 
I will admit that when I get a sheath from Paul, it's usually fancified with tooling and inlays and such. Which doesn't make them any less, functional of course.

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But here's a Long sheath that's all business for a knife that's all business:

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And of course, bells and whistles (or beads and fringes) are sometimes exactly what's called for:

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Here is a better straight on shot

You can barely make out my handgun on my strong side



Cape Buff Belt by Paul Long

Holster Side Guard Leather

Sheath Jeremy Guillaume
 
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really happy to see my sheaths here!today i have finish this sheath,the latest version for the Hurak.



Any comments appreciate guys!
 
Had a little different sheath made for this JS Test Fighter of Adam DesRosiers. A saddlemaker in Kansas did the work. Has been a few moons ago.

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Jeremy, I love that newest Hurak sheath!

- Joe
 
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