Is there a ring on the back of the sheath or any way to be able to lash the sheath at the knee or thigh to keep it from flopping?
770951
There is an eye-loop at the bottom, but nothing in the middle. It seems too long to tie to the leg with the loop being at the end, but does not give me any problems with just the belt loop alone.
770952
Can't give definitutive answer regarding magnum however the 13" CS Kukri has an O ring on the end which a paracord can be fed through for latching to the thigh. I imagine the magnum would have he same Cor Ex sheath sorry hope this helps
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
1448381
Unfortunately, the sheath was designed for vertical carry only. You can try to rig something up using nylon straps, etc, but out of the box, it just comes in a plain plastic-lined nylon sheath with a nylon loop where you thread your belt through.
1794022
Yes, just remove it from the sheath and press in pocket firmly. "Is that a KaBar in your pocket or are you just happy to see me"? Is what all the gals will be saying. If they don't notice the bloody leg...
854770
Zytel sheath has a lock in it. So the knife will stay in the sheath even when not snapped. It's not a super tight lock, just enough to keep it in the sheath.
228925
There are two straps that snap. I only keep one of them snaped. The knife does lock into the sheath, so it doesn't seem like you have to snap it.
9195
Sure. The sheath has two holes to thread a belt through. The holes at the bottom can be used to run paracord through for keeping close to the body. That keeps it from flopping around.
1236569
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.
1730323
The sheath that came with mine is not loose at all. It's pretty secure, to the point where if the ax is tilted just a bit to far forward of back, it won't slide line up and fit. The top is fairly well protected by the flap that covers it.
1582442
Can't help with "conceal" but keep in mind that this is designed as a neck knife. For belt carry, I can think of 3 options 1) what I do is wrap the cord twice around your belt and let the knife dangle at the desired height. 2) get something like a "Blade-Tech Tek-Lok with Hardware" that converts the sheath to a belt clip mount. Don't know if the predrilled holes in the sheath will line up for this model. 3) make a new kydex or leather sheath
1832218
Try loosening the screws that hold the sheath to the belt loop. That was a problem mine had too. Almost to much retention.
2083752
Theres a little tab in the sheath that applys preasure to the blade however its not enough to hold it when its upside down. A mod is probably your best bet if you want your blade to remain held with out the safety strap. Are you planning to put it on your shoulder?
1140655
They make a belt clip that attaches to the sheath, it's about $10. Or u could use paracord on the sheath and run a belt through it.
2234138
Yes it does lock into place. However, after a few uses it becomes loose in the sheath. I haven't had any issues with it falling out while wearing it around my neck but it is noticably loose. Also, the sheath has a tendency to dull the edge after extracting and replacing a few times. I've heard this is because of the glass reinforcement in the sheath. It's not a deal breaker by any means. The sheath works for what it is intended.
716922
The guard is supposed to come off an be repositioned on most models, but I found this to be too much trouble, and I just hold it the wrong way and edge that way... but if you find it too uncomfortable, or have a lot of edging to do, try repositioning the black string guard and see if that helps.
353946
I ordered two of these and both came with a sheath. If you bought from amazon, you should contact them and file a complaint. If you bought from someone in the amazon marketplace, contact them and find out where your sheath is.
1147938
There's the webbing strap that buckles over the handguard, as well as a metal piece wrapped in clear tape inside the sheath that pushes the blade against the inner wall. However, it is secured by a plastic piece that is literally glued/bonded to the sheath via a small hole. This plastic piece (for me) arrived broken, and the bayonet rattles like no other. That being said, when the metal piece is in place, and the sheath is not broken, the blade is fairly snug and does not rattle.