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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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duramax
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Redesign would be key for a carry sheath and machine. For my bigger fatter blades I’ve already been thinking how to change for machine
Gotta save those elbows lol, push-ups and gym already did theirs on em lol
duramax
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Makael,
Is that a Buck knife Nighthawk I see there ??? I still have mine floating about somewhere.
Very nice
yup those are thick 
I’ll be converting to a machine as soon as I can. The hand stitching can be fun, but slow and work on the hands.
Is that a Buck knife Nighthawk I see there ??? I still have mine floating about somewhere.
Very nice
yup those are thick I’ll be converting to a machine as soon as I can. The hand stitching can be fun, but slow and work on the hands.
Makael
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Yes that's a Nighthawk. Cool knife.Makael,
Is that a Buck knife Nighthawk I see there ??? I still have mine floating about somewhere.
Very nice
I’ll be converting to a machine as soon as I can. The hand stitching can be fun, but slow and work on the hands.
Horsewright
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Very nice all! Lots of great work getting shown here! Been out of the shop about 10 days or so with the holidays and family visiting. Will be out there for the first time today. Have a folder sheath to do, 3 or 4 holsters and two belts. Get that whipped out and a batch of knives to start. Now if I could only get George to wake up we could go somewhere:
There we go:
Happy New Years from our outfit to yours:
There we go:
Happy New Years from our outfit to yours:
Horsewright
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Thanks! Love those things. Wear em all the time this time of year.
Horsewright
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A Glock 43 holster shipping today as well as two other holsters, two belts and a folding knife sheath:
Here's the knife sheath:
Still cold in them, there hills. Last evening after a nice ride:
Heck so cold even the dog had a Carhartt on!
Here's the knife sheath:
Still cold in them, there hills. Last evening after a nice ride:
Heck so cold even the dog had a Carhartt on!
Hengelo_77
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I like that folder knife!
Horsewright
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It was a brand new Case Stockman. A guy was getting it from his family for Christmas. He had them ship it here first and I made the sheath for him.
Here's the other two holsters in that batch:
Interestingly, even though they were two separate orders, they were both roughout and for the same gun, a Sig P938.
Hengelo_77
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Interesting holding construction! Cool.
Constructive critisism: to my eye the holes are to large for the thread
Constructive critisism: to my eye the holes are to large for the thread
Horsewright
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Very cool. The copper rivet is a locking mechanism?
Helping my son put the first ride on this BIG colt. The horse I'm riding is huge at 17.1 hands.
He needs big tough horses. This is his place looking to the south. Lots of big rough and very steep country to cover:
Nichole has been build up some vest orders. this one went to a BF member. She kinda specializes in XL plus sizes. This one was a XXXL.
Helping my son put the first ride on this BIG colt. The horse I'm riding is huge at 17.1 hands.
He needs big tough horses. This is his place looking to the south. Lots of big rough and very steep country to cover:
Nichole has been build up some vest orders. this one went to a BF member. She kinda specializes in XL plus sizes. This one was a XXXL.
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Makael
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Yes, copper pin drop in at the choil of the knife. Keeping the blade in the sheath. The snap keeps the pin down. I've seen sheaths now and again like that but it wasn't clear on what I was looking at. Lol
Very cool. The copper rivet is a locking mechanism?
Helping my son put the first ride on this BIG colt. The horse I'm riding is huge at 17.1 hands.
He needs big tough horses. This is his place looking to the south. Lots of big rough and very steep country to cover:
Nichole has been build up some vest orders. this one went to a BF member. She kinda specializes in XL plus sizes. This one was a XXXL.
View attachment 1267656 A friend of mine bought the Wootz Bowie from MS Al Pendray and made an Armadillo sheath for it using the Copper pin/snap ploy.
Makael
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That's cool. Alligator hides run 250.00 at Tandy. Wish they were a bit less,