April 5, 2024
Black Kydex Survival Sheath for the Bark River Bravo-1.5
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Custom made Kydex Sheath, all in Black, built in my workshop with my own hands, specifically for the incredibly awesome Bark River Bravo-1.5. This sheath is set up in Survival mode, and is ready to go. Here are the specs:• .093 Black Kydex, thermoformed to hold the Bravo-1.5 tightly and securely, in any conceivable carry mode or direction. • Black Kydex firesteel loop• Kydex/Leather Belt-Loop• 3/8" Light My Fire FireSteel (Swedish Army version)• Large Black Tek-Lok; allows the knife to be carried in the Vertical or Horizontal position on your belt or web gear. Works like a door swinging closed and snapping into place for a very secured carry.• Maxpedition Single Sheath, Black; can hold an extra flashlight, small cellular phone, multitool, folding knife, or handgun magazine. It can also be removed from the main knife sheath, and attached to your backpack as an accessory or be carried on the belt upright or sideways. The length of sheath lid is adjustable with internal Velcro attachments for longer items or are completely removable for those who want the quickest access.Listing is for sheath only; knife is not included. I can make this in other colors, on request.There you have it. Check it out; whether it's TEOTWAKI or a a sack lunch picnic, or BOTH, you'll have the gear to face the day.See my other auctions for more gear. If you
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