Brown Leather Sheath, Fits Most Fixed Blades Up to 6" - SH1158
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$11.95

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SH1158: Brown Leather Sheath

Fits fixed blade knives with up to a 6" blade. Brown leather construction with lanyard. The sheath weighs 2.4 ounces.

UPC Code: 801608005103

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Sheaths, Sheaths, Sheaths Belts, Made in Pakistan

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Brown Leather Sheath, Fits Most Fixed Blades Up to 6"rated 4.000 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Brown Leather Sheath, Fits Most Fixed Blades Up to 6"
rated 4 stars out of 5
Kevin
 , Long island, NY
Jan 11, 2024
Pros: Overall Quality
Cons: None
Not 6 usable inches !
Nice leather sheath, but a 6.0 inch knife will not fit. Knife bottoms out at 5.5 inches. The stitching take up a half-inch of usable space. I bought this sheath for a 6 inch blade and, when the knife is inserted into the sheath, a half-inch of the blade remains exposed.
Brown Leather Sheath, Fits Most Fixed Blades Up to 6"
rated 4 stars out of 5
Justin
 Finger lakes
Nov 27, 2022
Pros: Overall Quality, Durability, Carry Position
Cons: None
Decent, well constructed sheath
This isn't too bad for the price. It's made of pretty thick leather and has a nice welt (Welt is 3/16" thick). The stitching is good on it. I picked it up to use for a knife I made until I decide how I want to make a custom sheath. Have tossed a few other knives into it and used it when I went out in the woods to camp or early in Bow season. An ESEE 5 will fit in this sheath almost as if it was made for that knife. It's kind of nice having a sheath like this not made specifically for any knife. You can leave it on your belt and toss in a different knife for different tasks. With shorter blades like the Benchmade Bushcrafter or my Ontario Cayuga, the handle will tuck down into the sheath a little and stay secure.Only downside is the glossy outside surface. It doesn't look bad, but the leather was a little dry, so I used Mink Oil on the back side of the leather and down inside to get the Mink oil to soak in.