Why won't it come out of the scabbard?
1490574
Also, we noticed on ours that there is a trim piece at the opening of the scabbard that had come loose, and had to glue that back on...it is cut to fit the sword exactly, so I wouldn't worry too much about yanking it out, if that comes off it can be glued right back on...also the hilt on ours is a little loose, as others here have reported, but haven't had problems with it coming off etc...seems to be on ok despite that.
1490575
From what we remeber, (we sent this one back and got a different one that didn't have a scabbord), there is some type of locking mechanism so it doesn't fall out, it requires a pretty hard snap to pull to out, similarly to get it to stay in requires a forceful push to put it back in. Don't think there is any button etc. to release it, just pull hard.
1490576
it probaly is stuck on one of the edges it happened to me before i just keep moving the hadle back and forth while pulling and it finalily came out hope this helps
2164637
You just move the little blade lock in the cut out on the front bottom of the knife handle. It should move easily and close easily or maybe it's defective.
159907
It is 24.75 inches in length IN the scabbard, and 24.25 out of the scabbard. Because of the offset on the handle, I measured from tip to the longest side of the handle. Hope this helps.
126069
took me a while to figure it out - there is a little lever on the side which enables closing of the knife - good luck
1252174
No. And it looks like the scabbards have beeen discontinued, because they're really hard to come by.
468637
It comes apart quite easily, so you're probably trying to unscrew it at the wrong place. Move your handsaround til you find the correct location!
929360
It appears to be held in place with a metal retaining clip. I don't see any way to remove it completely, but cutting it off with hacksaw would work. There is a bit of sliding friction, I'm not sure if this would be a problem or not for you.
1070183
The string u see on the scabbard could be used to lash it to a belt it has a hard plastic loop on the scabbard but not big enough to be used as an actual belt loop
1690443
The scabbard only, you can't fix it to the wall. You need the ORIGINAL United Cutlery Sting sword to do that. ( Bilbo's or Frodo's one, doesn't matter )
594184
Push down on the metal part with the ridges. That's what holds the blade in place when you open it. It's on the side with the clip.
503078
It looks like your question has been answered multiple times. Just a wall mount, no scabbard.
1147319
I don't see why it wouldn't work. The loop area where the scabbard is inserted is adjustable with 2 leather thongs.
1277135
I use mine on a 3/4 X 1-1/4 inch scabbard with the leathers pulled together, broke one getting it there, and it is still loose enough to slide out if the sword sticks. Since I use a broadsword I prefer a one-hand draw but not possible. I also use it with my hand-half practice sword.
430784
there is a metal strip that springs out when the knife is opened. you have to manualy push it back to allow the knife to close. it is on the inside where it can hold the blade in place.
1730636
There is a distinct click when I sheath the blade. & by far one of the tights hugs on a blade I have. I have turned the knife upside down on mine & shook it several times without it falling out.
375628
Mine is the same way. The knife sort of snaps into the sheath - I guess for safety reasons - but it's a cheaply made piece of plastic junk. Try not holding the sheath on the sides, but on the edges, then pull the knife straight out. Watch your fingers. I'm probably going to make a leather sheath for mine. Anyway, snap the knife in and out of the sheath several times and it will loosen up a bit. Hope this helps.
1320097
I sharpened it once and I use it in the army it locks into the sheath it won't come out unless you want it to.