Can anyone recommend a good Nylon Belt Sheath for this knife? One that holds it snug and covers it fully or close to it. Looking at Raine Sheath # 11.
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Its a pocket knife... But if you want a sheath, try to find a small and cheep fixed blade that comes with a sheath and use that.
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Sorry, I didn't get a sheath. I just carry it in my pocket. Great knife though.
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Mine came with the "heavy-duty hard plastic sheath, which shouldn't hold moisture like leather. The hand guard locks into place on the sheath and there are two options to secure the knife in the sheath with Velcro straps. The knife doesn't move around in the sheath, nor does the sheath flop around.
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Try loosening the screws that hold the sheath to the belt loop. That was a problem mine had too. Almost to much retention.
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The "premium" sheath can fit both. It's leather and nylon/elastic, my dad uses it and carries both. I use the regular nylon one and carry 1 bit sleeve, just put the more useful bits in one sleeve, putting 2 sleeves makes it ridiculously bulky IMHO.
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Yes, it is a high quality sheath that really locks the knife in well. This is a GREAT knife at a reasonable price. I have bought more since and each one has been perfect. Please let me know if you need anything else. Rjensen813@aol.com. Good lick and enjoy!!
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Mine is the same way. The knife sort of snaps into the sheath - I guess for safety reasons - but it's a cheaply made piece of plastic junk. Try not holding the sheath on the sides, but on the edges, then pull the knife straight out. Watch your fingers. I'm probably going to make a leather sheath for mine. Anyway, snap the knife in and out of the sheath several times and it will loosen up a bit. Hope this helps.
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Hello Guru. I double checked that portion in which you are asking about. it should fit with little to no problem. The "belt" loop is +/- 4 inches and should fit a standard pant/5.11 belt. The only issue I have with this sheath is that I have the older style very thick handle and the straps that hold the snaps to secure the knife in the sheath itself are to short and will require some modification to work. But other than that small issue, this sheath is what I have been looking for,. Hope this helps
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The sheath has a relatively thin leather loop. It does not snap. My opinion is that its main utilization purpose seems targeted more towards the thinner European-style belts. Don't let this little flaw dissuade you from buying this Mora, as it is a great knife! I sincerely mean that!
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There is a stitched loop, so the knife can slip onto a belt. I have seen a self grommet kit, where one can punch wwhatever size hole(s), to accommodate the knife you have. The leather knife sheath is so well made, with the buckle snap locking device. I hope this helps answer your question. I guess you I guess you could buy (which I've seen)
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Hi It sounds like you may a different sheath! My belt loop is not sewn but double rivoted. Try to check with manufacturer. I am completely happy with mine. Great product for the price!! GOOD LUCK!!
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Mine is but, I have seen some with only a belt loop sheath as well. Check that you are ordering the right model before you buy!
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The nylon is riveted to the sheath. the straps that hold the knife are riveted to the nylon belt loop and the sheath. You could cut just the belt loop if you don't need it, but if you remove all of the nylon you wouldn't have and straps.
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It fits on most belts. I haven't had any problem with the knife sheath at all. As long as you don't use the thick tactial belts you will be fine. Or those rodeo belts that people wear with the immensely large buckles. Then nothing to worry about.
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This knife looks like I know of as a Mora #731. The sheath shown in the linked picture has a leather belt loop but my Mora 711 has a belt slot that is intended for very thin belts. The 711 and the 731 are in the same line and most likely have the same sheath. Hard to answer. If you get the knife in the picture that goes with the link to the left of this question, it will have a leather belt llop and it looks like it has a 6" blade, not a 4" blade. Great price though.
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My knife came with a kryton hard plastic type sheath, similar to kydex. There could be some minimal flopping I guess, I haven't had any issue with it, but you could also lash it to your leg or back pack with paracord to keep that from occurring.
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I agree withKM2014.I have two of these little brutes and I left the original lanyards on them.You could try a product such as "Breakaway" to coat the sheath where the knife is held securely.This way the knife could be drawn out and not break the ball-chain. Too much lubricant could make the knife too loose in the sheath. I would leave it alone.
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The sheath does have a thin nylon fabric belt loop which would probably work ok -- but this hatchet is pretty sharp which could be a problem if it slipped out! I'd rather carry it in a day pack or something.