Can the sheath fit horizontally on a belt?
1490907
yes, it comes with a plastic belt loop type of thing, secured to the sheath by two screws. Instead of hexagon nuts the screws have rivet head shaped "nuts" on them. Comes with a lanyard too. Both were attached when I got mine.
1490908
yes, it comes with a plastic belt loop type of thing, secured to the sheath by two screws. Instead of hexagon nuts the screws have rivet head shaped "nuts" on them. Comes with a lanyard too. The attachment to the sheath is small and would i think it would only fit a belt that is narrow
1173086
Unless the sheath is molle compatible it won't work. You'd likely have to make modifications to the sheath.
2113956
There is a stitched loop, so the knife can slip onto a belt.I have seen a self grommet kit, where one can punch wwhatever size hole(s)³, to accommodate the knife you have.The leather knife sheath is so well made, with the buckle snap locking device.I hope this helps answer your question.I guess you I guess you could buy (which I've seen)
79859
The sheath is entirely nylon. There are two belt openings. You may wear the sheath vertical or horizontal. The tool seems to flop around when carried upright. On the sideways carry, if your belt is too thick, it will be difficult to holster the tool.
9195
Sure. The sheath has two holes to thread a belt through. The holes at the bottom can be used to run paracord through for keeping close to the body. That keeps it from flopping around.
1953237
... all you really have to do is put it on one side of your belt or the other. It works bothways. You dont have to switch anything on the sheath. Just attach it to your belt on your left side as opposed to right. So long story short. Yes. It is by default ambidextrous. If you really wanted to you could switch the side that the belt loop is on as well.
1417026
The sheath has two 2 inch vertical slits 3/4 inch apart for the belt to thread through. The safety strap is attached by a rivet on the front.
1765122
Yah, I got a hard solid leather one, that looks like it could fit sideways on a belt. It's very square shaped. Not exactly like the picture - boo amazon pictures
2251461
I believe that the sheath is adjustable for both horizontal and vertical carry. I am working now and will try to remember to look when I get home but I think it is possible
1927378
The trick is to clip the sheath inside your belt. This will keep the blade facing the proper direction. Would it be so hard for them to make 10% of the sheaths lefty?!
1507298
I've only worn it as a horizontal carry belt knife, just as a disclaimer. I have had the knife for nearly a year now, and it's slipped out of its sheath once (a couple days ago, doing yard work). I had been applying pressure to my waist, so I don't think that really counts, but it can slip out if the right (very rare, and highly unlikely) circumstances arise.
954148
in the package as well as the knife is available on most Cordura sheath is a plastic device to position the sheath on your belt in a vertical and horizontal. Sorry my english is not so good
829741
This is not designed to attach to a belt. It's packaged and shipped as a neck knife however, with a little retro fitting a belt loop or belt clips could be added provided the sheath design has not been changed.
1565512
The sheath it comes with does not allow you to carry it horizontally. The sheath also only carries one knife, but it is snug and tight, no shifting or rattling.
942358
Yes, it can fit on a belt. The belt loop on the sheath is rather large and will fit on most belts as long as they are under 2 inches in width
349663
A horizontal mount using the three holes closest to the hilt is possible - they are spaced for the large Tek-Lok (I have this mounting on my OSS, and the hole spacing onn these three is the same as the sheath for the Recon Tanto). Vertical mount does not look possible.
27436
The sheath is not ambidextrous, but you can still wear it on the left side. You can switch the position of the knife. Long term that may not be good for the sheath.