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Sheeeeeeesh...... I told you guys months ago that the blade came in a Spec Ops sheath. :rolleyes:
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Glad that they found another maker who could supply the qunatity and quality that was needed. Big improvement. TR |
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 |
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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. |
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 |
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 |
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Ambush Master,
Thank you for the reply Hollis |
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 |
Bill,
Again thank you for the information. H. |
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Here is #0167 along side of my faithful companion who spent a year with me in scenic southeast asia.
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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.
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