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I have several of the middle sheath and like the standard brown sheath which I don't think is made anymore. The one I wear now is Jack's. You can't believe the positive feed back.
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One of Jacks. By far my favorite.
Me too Tony.:thumbup:I am to tired to post the pic.
Jeff
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One of Jacks. By far my favorite.
That is very similar to several I have and use when carrying a trapper or something along that line. It has a Mooremaker stamp on it.
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Here are my EDC sheaths.
My favorite 112 is the JB Woods "Deputy Dawg" as I call it (one with the star). I also have a 110 version of that which is MIA.
My favorite 110 sheaths are:
Jack sheath (a Goose collaboration
) for the inside pocket. Works great when I can't show a knife (or clip).
Outside wear goes to the last one in the pic. Looks like one like yours' Plumberdv. Except mine is black. Anyway, it's a weave stamp from DPS in Washington. It is being wet formed right now for my 110NS BG-42 G-10 (my favorite EDC) right now.
I REALLY like the horizontal sheaths...but am concerned about them slipping out. That Buck cordura is the bomb though. Sleek and light. Most peeps wouldn't even think it is a folder sheath if they noticed it at all. But again, worry about it unsnapping. So the DPS sheath I picked up recently is the winner so far as it angle carry.
Tastes great...less filling.
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My favorite 112 is the JB Woods "Deputy Dawg" as I call it (one with the star). I also have a 110 version of that which is MIA.
My favorite 110 sheaths are:
Jack sheath (a Goose collaboration
) for the inside pocket. Works great when I can't show a knife (or clip). Outside wear goes to the last one in the pic. Looks like one like yours' Plumberdv. Except mine is black. Anyway, it's a weave stamp from DPS in Washington. It is being wet formed right now for my 110NS BG-42 G-10 (my favorite EDC) right now.
I REALLY like the horizontal sheaths...but am concerned about them slipping out. That Buck cordura is the bomb though. Sleek and light. Most peeps wouldn't even think it is a folder sheath if they noticed it at all. But again, worry about it unsnapping. So the DPS sheath I picked up recently is the winner so far as it angle carry.
Tastes great...less filling.
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Another Rudderjt sheath,
Jack made me a 301 sized sheath just like 'youse' guys 110 size. When I carry on the belt I will carry my Stag 301 with poorly matched scales (less value) or a used first model 301 made by Schrade. It also carries a 314 just right but I have only one of each version and am not willing to lose one. Photo of what it looks like on belt and pants. Have seen lots of 110 and 112 size offered by makers but few for the 300s. 300Bucks
If I am wearing deep pockets I will carry in a Ron Ryder Buckaroo.
For gun and knife shows and my one and only visit to the factory, I fixed up a outside the shirt neck sheath, so everyone could see what I was about.
Jack made me a 301 sized sheath just like 'youse' guys 110 size. When I carry on the belt I will carry my Stag 301 with poorly matched scales (less value) or a used first model 301 made by Schrade. It also carries a 314 just right but I have only one of each version and am not willing to lose one. Photo of what it looks like on belt and pants. Have seen lots of 110 and 112 size offered by makers but few for the 300s. 300Bucks
If I am wearing deep pockets I will carry in a Ron Ryder Buckaroo.
For gun and knife shows and my one and only visit to the factory, I fixed up a outside the shirt neck sheath, so everyone could see what I was about.
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