Country of origin and How can I get replacement sheath?
1478347
Not sure exact origin, but the knife I purchased was shipped from the UK. The knife is of very good quality, but the grommets on the sheath fell off after taking the knife out a few times. I sent an email requesting a replacement sheath and they agreed to send one. Unfortunately, they use DHL for their shipping and it took several months to get the replacement. Good quality knife, but terrible shipping methods used.
1478348
united kingdom.you will be happy to know that your money was well spent with no regrets.great hand made hunting knife five stars I rate this baby.
1478349
i have no idea. i would look at the box label for the country of origin to see, but i tossed it out long ago. as for a replacement sheath, i would say either make your own, or find a leather worker in your area. as far as making your own, i find that heating up PVC pipe is a great way to replicate kydex sheaths. if you can, visit youtube and see if you can find videos for home made sheaths using pvc pipe.
1478350
Mine was mailed from England; but not quit sure of the origin; probably mid-eastern like Pakistan, Nepal, or India but good quality of the knife and sheath for the price! If you "Google" knife sheaths, there are many leather workers who will make custom sheaths from the dimensions from an outline.
1478351
They don't tell you the country of origin. My best guess would be Pakistan, based on similar products. I don't think anyone offers replacement sheaths specifically for this knife. You'd have to have one custom made, most likely. I honestly wouldn't recommend this knife. It is not nearly as nice looking as the photos, and mine wasn't heat treated, so it wouldn't even hold an edge.
1406418
I believe that they are talking about the leather knife sleeve - It is from Mexico. The company is in New York. My son is in the U S Army so I checked this out before I bought it for my grandson. Guess because of the sheath is from Mexico the use the word imported.
1962011
I think it is Taiwan. It doesn't say on the blade nor on the sheath. But I found a website of the guy who made it, Russell and at the details it says "origin Taiwan." It also seems that the price on his website is way cheaper than CRKT and even cheaper than Amazon: http://www.agrussell.com/ag-russell-sting-by-crkt/p/CL-2020/. I would still buy from Amazon due to good shipping. Personally, it doesn't matter if it is not made in USA because the quality is excellent! Good weight and very sharp. Can be used, believe it or not, for cooking
1832171
I actually still have my sheath and worked pretty well. I would think the best way is to create one by using the dimensions from you old one. Wouldn't be too hard. I would figure something in the lines of some alligator clips, some wax, some 550 cord, and something that could use as a sheath like something plastic to put the wax in and then put wrap in some cloth. That would be my best bet.
766403
I tried going to arms2armoury and it looks like they are no longer in business. I emailed them, called their phone numbers and tried to live chat them - operator said the numbers no longer exist. So, I wouldn't recommend ordering from them on their website. Besides, they have an F rating by the Better Business Bureau which is not good - so beware. I have not found the scabbard anywhere else.
272960
The sheath as answered before is made in Mexico. There is no getting away from that. I have an older KA-BAR that has the sheath made in USA and I noticed that it was made better and of thicker leather than my newer made in Mexico sheath.
1677484
Sorry, I already tossed the packaging. However, if you go to www.hamptonforge.com you can ask Hampton Forge LTD (R) directly. It is a US company based in New York and New Jersey but I can't tell you were they get there knives from. I do have to say they are awesome knives. But be careful they are so sharp I have cut myself and didn't even realize it until I saw the blood. I hope this info helps :)
2245447
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555770
I would get in touch with the Stanley company at http://www.stanleytoolparts.com/ where they ave parts and accessories. Frankly, though, the blade is SO sharp and well-tempered that I would think it would be a very long time before it would have to be replaced.
2127906
I do not know...I did look on the internet but did not see anyone offering a replacement blade. I guess if mine wears out I will purchase a new one.
1784687
I don't know, but you've made me want to know. I fired an email to the Havalon corporate headquarters in Cincinnati asking if the knife was made using American labor, and/or if it was assembled here with parts made offshore. I sure hope it's made here, but I kind of doubt it. I wish I could be more helpful, but I'll re-post here when I get an answer from Havalon.
867461
Yes you just have to check with the seller which one it is. They usually want extra for the sheath upgrade.
124685
I am not certain, I have not seen a sheath for this knife, but I haven't looked either.
1330649
Listed on the knife sheath that came with the Hori Hori: Manufactured in Japan
622568
Hi K.Bola,Sorry it took so long to reply to this, we didn't realize this section existed on the product page!Please feel to reach out to us as per Debski's comment above. Our website has a Contact Us form and we'll be happy to replace it for you, just give us your Amazon.com order # and we can process it.Thanks!Shenzhen Knives
1634323
Gerber would replace it but I'd try where I bought it first. If Amazon, they are good about replacements and refunds.
1453920
There is no model number that I can find on the knife blade, handle, or purchase order.