Will this fit a Cold Steel recon scout? If so, does it need to be 'fitted' or molded? I am concerned about the thickness of the CS.Thanks a lot!
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The Combat Master is a great sheath and the kydex insert is easily molded to fit most knives. However, I believe the Recon Scout won't fit. Not only is the blade thick but also broad and it would limit your ability to mold the kydex around the blade. The Combat Master fits the ESEE-5 perfectly and it is .25" thick.
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I'm sure you can use the sheath and you can "mold" it to the knife similar to a kydex sheath just unscrew the liner heat up the plastic and press the plastic around the knife
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Length wouldn't be a problem with this shealth, but that cold steel knife is really thick. I have a KA-BAR USMC in this shealth and it fits like a glove measuring in at a thickness of 0.165 inches. Your knife measures in at 0.313 inches. If you know how to mold this shealth to your knife you could make it work but otherwise I don't think it would fit unless you tried jamming it in every time you wanted to put your knife in this sheath. Other than that this is a great shealth of quality U.S.A. make with a great warranty. If you can make your knife fit this shealth you won't be disappointed. Length wouldn't be a problem with this shealth, but that cold steel knife is really thick. I have a KA-BAR USMC in this shealth and it fits like a glove measuring in at a thickness of 0.165 inches. Your knife measures in at 0.313 inches. If you know how to mold this shealth to your knife you could make it work but otherwise I don't think it would fit unless you tried jamming it in every time you wanted to put your knife in this sheath. Other than that this is a great shealth of quality U.S.A. make with a great warranty. If you can make your knife fit this shealth you won't be... » Read More Length wouldn't be a problem with this shealth, but that cold steel knife is really thick. I have a KA-BAR USMC in this shealth and it fits like a glove measuring in at a thickness of 0.165 inches. Your knife measures in at 0.313 inches. If you know how to mold this shealth to your knife you could make it work but otherwise I don't think it would fit unless you tried jamming it in every time you wanted to put your knife in this sheath. Other than that this is a great shealth of quality U.S.A. make with a great warranty. If you can make your knife fit this shealth you won't be disappointed. « Show Less
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I have an old school Gerber BMF (non-serrated) and it fits fine. I don't think you will have a problem. As for being fitted or molded this sheath is on size fits some. Thickness should not be a problem.
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I do not believe so. If concerned check out Cold Steel's web site. I would note the recon 1 I got through Amazon was cheaper the direct purchase through Cold steel. PS: the knife is well made and has the best lock of any knife I previously owned.
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I'm sorry for late response, it's probably going to need a medium but I would take the gun to a gun shop and have it matched up and you're on the right path low is best. Good Luck
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also my favorite knife that I carry most at work is cold steels Prolite.. The clip on it isn't as strong as the one that comes with the recon .. the recon comes with two clips so I took one of the recon clips and put it on my prolite.. No more worries! I bought the recon with half serrated edge because its a cold Steel and a much more versatile blade for primitive camping and survival. when we go camping or hiking the recon is the blade I ALWAYS carry .. so does my wife!
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I have this. I also have several US type canteen covers. Older and new MOLLE style. It is much smaller then a regulation canteen. Will fit but may be odd. Not snug that is for sure.
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Assuming it is a Lee shell holder you may need to put some masking tape on the shell holder. Apparently the tolerance stack up occasionally conspires to give a loose fit.
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Just rec mine and it tore along the seam during installation. I was still able to fit it with the tear and get an idea of the enhanced grip - it feels awesome! Yes - you need to trim it to accommodate the grip safety however it's such a snug fit i can't imagine that it will shift around especially with the springfield grip under it. I exchanged it for a new one since obviously I thought it was a bit defective to tear along the seam and reordered a new one. With my second attempt at installation I plan on either use windex as a lubricant or bust out my heat gun to soften it up. This grip transforms the XDS! Can't wait to shoot with it! Just rec mine and it tore along the seam during installation. I was still able to fit it with the tear and get an idea of the enhanced grip - it feels awesome! Yes - you need to trim it to accommodate the grip safety however it's such a snug fit i can't imagine that it will shift around especially with the springfield grip under it. I exchanged it for a new one since obviously I thought it was a bit defective to tear along the seam and reordered a new one. With my second attempt at installation I plan on either use windex as a lubricant or bust out my heat gun to soften it up. This grip... » Read More Just rec mine and it tore along the seam during installation. I was still able to fit it with the tear and get an idea of the enhanced grip - it feels awesome! Yes - you need to trim it to accommodate the grip safety however it's such a snug fit i can't imagine that it will shift around especially with the springfield grip under it. I exchanged it for a new one since obviously I thought it was a bit defective to tear along the seam and reordered a new one. With my second attempt at installation I plan on either use windex as a lubricant or bust out my heat gun to soften it up. This grip transforms the XDS! Can't wait to shoot with it! « Show Less
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I installed one on my Mossberg 715T a couple weeks ago. This exact one. It was such a snug fit, I heated it in the oven at 450 for 15 minutes, then I lightly tapped it on with a soft mallet. I only had to tap it about 5 times. It does have a cutout for the Ruger sight, but I just put in on downwards..I went ahead and snugged the allen screw, but it wasn't needed. Enjoy more Tacti-cool.
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I think the picatinny rail and ghost ring shroud might make it too wide. Especially If you have optics on the rail. It seems to work best with a basic 500 or Rem 870.
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Sorry it took so long to get back to you, but I would rather give you no info than bad info. I believe It will fit your rifle. This is the stock that I put on my 762mm 2A1 RFI 1966. The butt stock went on with a little Dremel work and the fore grip fit pretty well but there is a very small gap between the stock and the back plate just above and behind the trigger that I can see day light through. From what I found this is the closest fitting ( other than $$ custom ) replacement stock out there. All that being said I have not put a round through my rifle with this new stock yet. As you may already have read, I also had a problem with the checkering plates being loose and cheap feeling. After talking to the manufacturer, who recommmended " Loctite Plastics Bonder "( no number as most Loctite products have), I pried those plates out and re-glued them back in and that seemed to do the job (masking tape is your friend here). This glue comes in 2 parts, an activator (primer) and a glue both in purple tubes. The activator looks and works like a chisel end marker and the glue seemed like krazy glue. You might find it at your local hardware store, but I believe I had to order it from Amazon. This is the only glue that the manufacturer recommends and uses. I hope this helps you out. If you need more info let me know.
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Mr.Olson I lined up the factory stock of my Mini 14 GB model. I had placed a 1 inch rubber stock extension on this stock. I lined up the two stocks and the Hogue that is currently on the rifle lined up with the factory stock including the 1 inch extension. Both stocks gave me the length I needed, I just like the Hogue better. Hope this helps. Dave
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I have a friend that put one on his M1A scout. It's pretty much ideal in that application. He used Warne QD "low" rings.
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It should fit perfectly; the gauge should not effect the dimensions of the weapon or the cap and stock design. You should be good to go.
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Mine fit snug but great. You my try placing your weapon inside of a sock (Cleared and safety checked of course) and force it in. Let it set for a few days and try it. If that is too much work just try a replacement.
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You'll hv to ctc the company. I purchased (2) the first one wud not fit my weapon, it did fit a small .25 cal that I had. I then ordered another one for my .32Cal Barettathis 2nd one fit. I hv never handled a s/w .380. The web site shud list the holsters & list the types of guns that will fit each of them. That's why I had to buy (2). Nice holster leather, outside & inside with heavy duty magnets to hold the flap shut, very good quality. C. Mozingo
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It fit my M&P Shield perfectly, which is 6.1 in. so would probably fit the CW40. If you don't mind spending the extra $$, the Blackhawk Notebook/Dayplanner is of much better quality.
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You'll hv to ctc the company. I purchased (2) the first one wud not fit my weapon, it did fit a small .25 cal that I had. I then ordered another one for my .32Cal Baretta this 2nd one fit. I hv never handled a s/w .380. The web site shud list the holsters & list the types of guns that will fit each of them. That's why I had to buy (2). Nice holster leather, outside & inside with heavy duty magnets to hold the flap shut, very good quality. C. Mozingo