I have a cold steel gi tanto and the tanto leatherneck, is there anyway i can attach one of them to the shoulder so i can have a pull down option?
1890301
Unfortunately, not...unless you attach to one of the top loop (wouldn't advise). On both sides are shoulder padding. If you do attach, it'd have to be around belly or just at the chest.
1136899
The Cold Steel Leatherneck knife is made in Taiwan and is very well constructed.I have one, but will be selling it because of the design of it's handle. The handleis well shaped, except for the sides where there are large concave sections withthe Cold Steel name molded into them. These areas are slippery and adverselyaffect one's grip on the handle. If the handle was molded without the concaveareas, the Cold Steel Leatherneck would be perfect, especially for it's price.
1611982
Yes. You take off the two picatinny rail mounts and screw the mag pouch where they were. PROTIP: use the screws from the shoulder holster to mount the pouches, as the ones provided are too long, and they make for a rather wobbly mount. Also, you can push the chicago screw into the pouch, and the little teeth will not grip the plastic anymore, making it a pain to unscrew (if anyone has any recommendations on how to rectify this, please hit me up.)
490635
I don't know how you would attach it to the holster. The side holster plate is removable though, and you can mount anything with a wide belt loop to the lower strap of the harness since it is essentially a wide nylon belt around your belly. I did that with a pouch that has molle rigging on the back and it works great.
1426380
No you will need a shoulder immobilizer for that. Search that on amazon you'll find what you need
27686
NO . The way the upper sheath is designed it will not correctly hold the knife. If you look on youtube there are guys that have custom made sheaths, I'm sure someone has made one for the south paws ( lefties). This has been a very good knife for me, yes its a pretty cheap sheath, but it works !!!! Good luck to you.
1138737
It might be possible to jury-rig a system of straps to carry it on your back, but it would likely be uncomfortable as it's not designed for back carry. There is a Think Tank chest harness available for the Think Tank Holster Series; I have the harness and generally carry the holster on my chest where it is easy to access and fairly comfortable.
1022765
Not exactly, no. The slot for a belt is 1 1/2 inches. My guess is you could force it, it would just pull down the top of your pants a little (since the top of the pants is what carries the weight, not the belt). I'd recommend either getting a narrower belt, or going with a different holster. (For the record, this is a good little holster, though.)
600783
There is a strap on the open end that can be placed over the weapon to hold it in. You may want to check the overall length of the scabbard (the overall length of the scabbard can be shortened by about 4" by folding the bottom of the scabbard) against your weapon length.
2201885
No, but the sub-par retention ability of the sheath I received would certainly not hold up to inverted carry. The folts tanto sheath, however, while still not made out of the better traditional crkt plastics is pretty damn stiff on the retention!!
1120150
I concur with the other folks here: there's no great way to attach the stock case to a belt without sewing your own strap or something similar. For what it's worth, it's a great fit for the side elastic pouch of a Thinktank Digital Holster 20 v2 (my normal walk-around bag). I don't know if it would fit the equivalent bags from other companies.
1784103
This isn't really a sheath, it's a harness that attaches to a scabbard via the straps/buckles. You can attach it to a bokken or shinai, but there's absolutely no way you would be able to draw from it.
1640312
It's actually a hard, decent and tough sheath that you can adjust the draw tension on...a nice feature in my opinion....comes in handy depending on your method of carry...if you wanted it upside down you can adjust the sheath tension a bit tighter so it won't fall out., less for blade down carry.
1467670
Big fat nope ! The item is just the shoulder harness , the holster is sold separately. I had to send it back .
284278
No. At first look it might but leather will give over time and the smaller weapon will not stay in place with movement. You risk dropping the weapon.
2087303
Yes actually. There's many ways to Frankenrig this shoulder rig to have any attachment you'd like. Different screws and different adjustment pieces. Play with it! It's fun :D
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