Sheath with dangler
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Back of the sheath
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With shorter dangler (It was a mistake, but I figured I might as well use it.
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With the Emerson CQC7 for perspective
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I still have to add a retention strap. The wet mold holds the knife really well, but I still like the added security of the strap.
Getting the right tools really makes leather work easier. . .and it looks better too. My first sheath ever for the 711 isn't nearly as clean as the 911 sheath.
For comparison
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I actually sold the 711 this weekend to a friend. I think after he uses it some he'll get the addiction too.
Now I'm just waiting for the re-release of the 411.
And some more older 911 pics.
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