JohnTheTexican
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I agree with the OP. If Scrap Yard can offer a basic sheath for twenty bucks or less, it seems like Busse should be able to too.
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Hi,
Thanks for the discussion. So, looking at the Busse website...I think I have a Boss HG55 Limited Edition Satin Finished Convex Grind Blade. It has #408 on it.
I guess I'll start looking for a sheath now before my next deployment.
Bob, you're right - you usually have a little lead time to plan before you leave. Of the past three since OIF/OEF, I've left in one week's notice on the first deployment. The other two I had a few months notice. Of the three, I never really knew where I would be until I got there.
I'll eventually get a sheath, but I may still take the randall afterall. It's lighter, and it's kind of 'lucky' I guess since both it and me have made several roundtrips thus far.
L.W.
P.S. - Thank you for all the kind words related to the deployments. Everyone sincerely appreciates those thoughts. And, the heroes and the families of those who have been wounded and fallen in action appreciate your continued prayers.
umm, hello, they come in Tactical Cardboard...
just wrap that sucker with some duct tape and you're good to go.
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Gorilla tape is king.
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It's been mentioned, but I usually order a Mashed Cat sheath when I buy a new Busse, and to be honest, the sheaths usually get here before the knives do.
Order one with the drop loop and leg strap. You can then carry it on a belt, or take those off and run paracord through the holes to mount to anything MOLLE. Couls also do what I did and get a basic Mashed Cat for my FBM that stays mounted to my Kifaru Zulu, and get one with a leg strap and drop loop so I don't have to fart around with sheaths taking them on and off the pack, I just transfer the knife.
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i'm working on one for my fishing rig right now.now all ya need is the holster to match.
I'll eventually get a sheath, but I may still take the randall afterall. It's lighter, and it's kind of 'lucky' I guess since both it and me have made several roundtrips thus far.
Hey Bro,
Not sure what you do in the Military, but if you are like me when you are outside the wire you are packed down like a mule and everything on your kit has its place. I have found that a custom Kydex or the Spec-Ops sheaths work best for me. I would rather get what I want or have it built for my needs instead of getting what the maker thinks is best for the overall buyer. I can tell you now that you will not get the kind of product, warranty or support from anyone else out there than that of BUSSE COMBAT not to mention the overall support and friendship you get from these guys on the Busse forum and that comes for free. I can attest to that.
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