Say I were want to carry is upside down from Pals/ Molle webbing, does anyone have a recommened way? Just 550 cord or small zipties?
746026
You shouldn't need anything extra. The Molle webbing is 1 inch. The belt loop on the sheath is 1,5 inch. The belt loop unscrews from the sheath. Once the loop is removed, you can open it up and slide it over the webbing. Then screw the whole thing back together. Horizontal or vertical is your choice. The holes on the sheath allow the belt loop to be attached either way.
746027
I use paracord in a couple different ways. Either hanging from my backpack or attatched tightly to my belt. This is a great knife
746028
it has 550 cord holes and fo-550 cord neck less, this is the best way to strap it on. Having said that do not carry it with the hilt down like it is designed. The knife will fall out quickly and you will either lose it or have it stab you depending on where you place it. The sheath is ok for casual civilian where but even then I've lost two of them, put it any environment like hunting or even worse deployment and it will be gone in a few moments.
746029
I wear mine as a neck knife. However, for MOLLE webbing I'd use zip ties. I never tried this before, but here's another suggestion: Try using the clip provided by CRKT.
746030
I'd say paracord. It would be less obvious, more versatile, and easier to work with. This is a great carry knife, easily concealed with a very low profile, so whatevet you decide to do with it, should work well.
1425336
Hi there's a draw string with a little friction line lock so you can pull the opening closed and carry it with the string kind of like sleeping bags have.
358757
I couldn't get it back in the bag either, no matter how much help I got. I ended up getting a big enough duffle bag at walmart and separate compression sack ends to go with it. Either way about it, it takes up some room.
216712
I used carabiners and bungee cords. I bought some camo bungee cords here on amazon. The bungees work out well because the give some flexibility in the wind. I started by planning out the connection at the house side, where I have 3 of them attached to a set of upright posts. At the end away from the house I was able to use posts attached to the fence, and spanned the gap with the bungees. But you have to plan it out or they won't hang right.
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Each end has a triple part alligator clip. Lift the top part and the middle and bottom pieces open like a jaw. Secure them as desired, push the top piece down and the middle and bottom pieces will grip together. Generally you would wrap the cord through a belt loop and lock the cord onto itself
1130607
there is a metal platform that slides into the handle. And a flip down support at the tip.these two things together hold the gun pretty steady if you dont have any weight on the cord to tip it over.
2057634
No. I had to take some cardboard and electrical tape to mine to make it feel secure enough to carry around. The problem is the open bottoms, a major design flaw of the sheath.
1730974
There is no Molle, but there are holes so you can lash it to a vest or backpack with para cord.
1070306
No. I tried that and it's a stretch. I have the most success carrying outside the pants but inside the belt on the left side in a cross-draw mode. The LCP is so small it is easily covered by a sweater or even a loosely tucked in shirt.
1121411
No. However, you could run bungie cords through the carrying handles and possibly secure it that way.
2156940
If you had some MOLLE straps or something that'd probably work fine, but the clip isn't bulletproof if it doesn't have much to grip on. I'd probably use a zip tie to make sure it was really secure. I've never had a better light though, and the clips aren't much different on anything else I've had. It comes with a smaller ring for mounting, you might be able to adapt that for your backpack.
1300225
I have the same question. Can't seem to figure out the straps to get them to hold. Carrier just keeps coming lose and goes it's own direction. Reading below suggests a bungee cord........for what I paid for two of these you'd think it would work.
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I don't know as I'm not sure what MOLLE/Pals webbing is. I believe that the straps are 2cm wide. There have been some other questions about the dimensions of these straps. You might be able to answer your question by putting some of those answers together. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I don't thing so l buckling and unbuckling a belt would. . of course there are to buckles on ech side and the claw hooks with bungycords ujnder the sedse to hold them down and close the sides of the bike. cook and unhook too . me I use small suitcase locks to lock the main compartments . and just leave them on my bike. and hope no one will take the time to steal them. so fare no one has in all the years I have used these kind of bags . hope I was helpful keith
1729481
That's exactly how I carry mine. It'll work. Sometimes I switch it up. You should definitely "add to cart".
1986321
I don't really know.....but your not going to have any trouble putting everything u need in it. I also bought sustainment pouches that MOLLE to the sides of the pack. Look up Sustainment pouches. They have them in all patterns.
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I got the extre long one and I would definitely say NO. I have 2 bungees and still had to work to STUFF the bag into a 'large' stuff sak. Maybe a guy could roll it tighter but not me.