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NousDefionsDoc 09-26-2006 11:26

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Originally Posted by Bill Harsey
Correct, all sheaths for our knives are now from Spec Ops Brand in Texas.

100% Made In USA (if Texas recognizes the rest of the United States :D ).

Did I help?:lifter

Bill Harsey 09-27-2006 08:32

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Originally Posted by NousDefionsDoc
Did I help?:lifter

Yes.

12B4S 09-29-2006 01:10

Sheeeeeeesh...... I told you guys months ago that the blade came in a Spec Ops sheath. :rolleyes:

The Reaper 09-29-2006 10:16

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Originally Posted by 12B4S
Sheeeeeeesh...... I told you guys months ago that the blade came in a Spec Ops sheath. :rolleyes:

Yep, and I have been telling them for years that it shouldn't come in a BH sheath.

Glad that they found another maker who could supply the qunatity and quality that was needed.

Big improvement.

TR

swatsurgeon 09-29-2006 13:11

TR,
time for my ignorance to show up....what are the differences in the sheaths. Mine (green beret, NOT Yarborough) came in the BH sheath....? need to change out?

ss

NousDefionsDoc 09-29-2006 18:04

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Originally Posted by swatsurgeon
TR,
time for my ignorance to show up....what are the differences in the sheaths. Mine (green beret, NOT Yarborough) came in the BH sheath....? need to change out?

ss

I would say that you need to change it only if you are unhappy with the current one. I like the Spec Ops sheaths, but like so many other things, it is a matter of taste. Of course you can never have too many lying around in drawers and it doesn't cost all that much to find out which one you like best...

Bill Harsey 09-29-2006 21:09

A footnote to this sheath business:

Blackhawk Industries saved our ass in order to launch the Yarborough knife project by being willing, able and the only manufacturer at that time who could provide a jump qualified sheath in the amounts and at the cost needed to get the project in under the wire. Thank you Blackhawk.

For this I will always be grateful to them.

Things change, Blackhawk got very busy with other stuff and now Spec- OPs Brand from Texas makes our sheaths.

The Reaper 09-30-2006 09:28

Bill:

Thanks for sharing the inside skinny, sometimes I forget that not everyone has the full story on why things were done a particular way.

Nevertheless, I feel that the Spec Ops sheath is a better product, indisputably made in the USA by a company with a great rep for customer service and support.

I prefer the Spec Ops sheath for moral and physical reasons, but YMMV. As NDD said, try them both and use the one you prefer.

TR

HOLLiS 11-06-2006 19:39

A friend recently graduated from Q, his knife serial number is 4437, and it came black hawk sheath. I PMed Bill to find out a good supplier for a leather sheath.

He will be staying with us for a few days.

Thanks

Hollis

Ambush Master 11-06-2006 19:48

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Originally Posted by HOLLiS
A friend recently graduated from Q, his knife serial number is 4437, and it came black hawk sheath. I PMed Bill to find out a good supplier for a leather sheath.

He will be staying with us for a few days.

Thanks

Hollis

The only leather sheath that is available, unless you go custom, is from Chris Reeve Knives. Be careful though, I don't know if the Leather one is cleared for jumping. Their latest Sheath comes from Spec Ops Brand.

Later
Martin

HOLLiS 11-06-2006 19:50

Ambush Master,

Thank you for the reply

Hollis

Bill Harsey 11-06-2006 20:54

Unless something has changed, to the best of my knowledge leather sheaths are NOT cleared for jumping.


Maybe CRK could sell you a Spec-Ops sheath as an addition. I don't have any in stock now.
Bill

HOLLiS 11-06-2006 21:06

Bill,

Again thank you for the information.

H.

Buffalobob 11-07-2006 16:01

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Here is #0167 along side of my faithful companion who spent a year with me in scenic southeast asia.

mike-munich 02-02-2007 03:06

As I told 12B4S a while ago, I had my Yarborough turned into a 1/10 commemorative knife to honor the Groups presence in Bad Tölz when I worked with them back in the old days.

edit: photos of unauthorized item removed


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