Anyone use it with the sheath for Esee Izula? Holes line up?
746702
Can't speak to the Izula, but the holes on a small MOLLE lock do line up with the sheath on the ESEE-3
746703
Yes but only two holes...very stable though. The large fits 3,4,5,6 the same. Sorry I thought this was for the Tech loc...thats what you want for a belt. Molle im not sure.
2235713
I don't of any after market sheath but I like the one that comes with it. Unless Ontario has also dove head first into the shameful and pathetic abyss known as "maximizing profit" and started making the sheath cheaper, that's THE one, I leave the lower snap undone and the top one is the only one I use.
1832220
Mine is a little tight but comes out. I don't see any release on the sheath. The knife only goes in one way. If you or someone else put it in upside down with a lot of force, it could easily jam in the sheath
1723239
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.
1246358
Mine fits great. Its usually laced up in the molle straps on my camping pack. I just took it out for two weeks of desert camping and the knife and sheath both did their jobs better than other knives I've used in the past.
684237
The sheath is made to wear vertical. With some adjustments it could be worn horizontal
1135052
You may need to use Malice Clips to fully secure the sheath to the MOLLE webbing. I tried it with para-cord and it worked ok, but Malice Clips weave into the webbing and have holes spaced appropriately for the webbing and the KYDEX KA-BAR Fighting Knife sheath.
612524
No, and it is a cheap sheath. Better off going to a sporting goods store to match up. That is what I had to do. This is like a child's toy.
1072028
I do not know. I bought the sheath to hold a Buck 110 folding hunter, which the sheath did. I returned the sheath because I did not like the its construction and overall "feel" (subjective for me, YMMV). I did not try to use the sheath with any other knife or tool.
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I have the sheath your looking at, Its a great sheath, not sure if it will work with a larger knife, there is a kydex/plastic liner that holds the blade. May not be forgiving enough to allow the larger blade, while there is a (little) wiggle room with my K-Bar you may have to work your blade in and out a bit (maybe with a little frog-lube or something) to get it to work. For the short money the K-Bar sheath costs, I would give it a shot. You can always sell it on Amazon if it doesn't work
2251461
I believe that the sheath is adjustable for both horizontal and vertical carry. I am working now and will try to remember to look when I get home but I think it is possible
1241774
I have heard that the sheath for the kabar 7in. USMC fits though I have not used it for that myself
21037
I have never tried to, but I believe that your can. It will be a reverse draw though if you're right hand dominant. Unless you make your own sheath which is what I did.
1890351
In response to your question, I am not sure why you want to put a sheath in a holster. My sheath, however, has two straps on the back that go perpendicular to the normal belt loop so it can be put on in that orientation if you like. To be honest, I haven't been terribly happy with the blade quality (it has bent in 3 places from non-stress activities) and I would recommend going with a Condor Bushcraft knife or a Morakniv. It is better value, especially the Condor. I still use my BGrylls knife but only as a junk knife. Happy hunting.
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I used a Tek-Lok (http://www.amazon.com/Boker-Plus-Tek-Lok-Adapter-Small/dp/B0017KZ5Z2/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1414161421&sr;=8-3&keywords;=teklok) for mine, as suggested earlier. You will have to drill at least one hole in the sheath to make it work, depending on how you want to situate it. The Tek-Lok pattern is square and the holes are equally spaced, so you could use the same holes in the sheath to configure it for vertical or horizontal carry.I've had no issues carrying it either way, or even inverted. The Tek-loks are quite robust and should not give you any trouble. I used a Tek-Lok (http://www.amazon.com/Boker-Plus-Tek-Lok-Adapter-Small/dp/B0017KZ5Z2/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1414161421&sr;=8-3&keywords;=teklok) for mine, as suggested earlier. You will have to drill at least one hole in the sheath to make it work, depending on how you want to situate it. The Tek-Lok pattern is square and the holes are equally spaced, so you could use the same holes in the sheath to configure it for vertical or horizontal carry.I've had no issues carrying it either way, or even inverted. The Tek-loks are quite robust and should not give you any... » Read More I used a Tek-Lok (http://www.amazon.com/Boker-Plus-Tek-Lok-Adapter-Small/dp/B0017KZ5Z2/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1414161421&sr;=8-3&keywords;=teklok) for mine, as suggested earlier. You will have to drill at least one hole in the sheath to make it work, depending on how you want to situate it. The Tek-Lok pattern is square and the holes are equally spaced, so you could use the same holes in the sheath to configure it for vertical or horizontal carry.I've had no issues carrying it either way, or even inverted. The Tek-loks are quite robust and should not give you any trouble. « Show Less
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The screw holes should line up. Blackhawk's stuff usually fits everything. If not, there's nothing a drill wont fix.
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Mine has a very snug fit. Like a drop safe gun holster, it takes pressure to pull the knife out of the sheath.