The sheath looks like it can go on a belt or possibly an over the shoulder strap of a bag. Is there a good hip holster that will work with the sheath?
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In response to your question, I am not sure why you want to put a sheath in a holster. My sheath, however, has two straps on the back that go perpendicular to the normal belt loop so it can be put on in that orientation if you like. To be honest, I haven't been terribly happy with the blade quality (it has bent in 3 places from non-stress activities) and I would recommend going with a Condor Bushcraft knife or a Morakniv. It is better value, especially the Condor. I still use my BGrylls knife but only as a junk knife. Happy hunting.
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Yes, the sheath has a loop on top that will fit up to a 3" belt. It fits the standard USMC K-Bar perfectly. It is one of the best buys you can get for this price. It also will hold the knife secure even if you forget to snap it. I love mine and will never go back to the leather one.
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Little large for that. Maybe if on back but still a little large for carrying sideways. I don't believe the sheath is designed for it either.
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With some altering (i.e. paracord or straps) this could be retrofitted to work with MOLLE. As is without such adjustments, best uses are on either the hip or thigh (just my honest opinion). There are however other sheaths, possibly better made, that will fit this knife and attach to MOLLE gear.
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I found the ankle holster on Amazon. The pocket holster is too bulky for me. I wear the ankle holster daily and find it confortable
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It has a basic sheath that works. It has a loop on it. You can make it into a hip or back. Depends on what kind of strap you put it on.
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I have the pro carry and it works great, urs should too. Really like the holster.
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Sheath seems to be made to be attached to MOLLE webbing with a short MALICE strap (not included). I almost bought a MOLLE pouch for it, but the included one works.
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Not very well since it is designed to go on your belt.. You would need a strap around your shoulder, not very comfortable but maybe plausible.
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It carries better with a belt but you can use it without one. However, the holster will shift. I use shorts and t-shirts with a web belt for comfort and that works well (foe me).
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Hello, Bonnie. They do make a custom holster for about 15 brands. I went to their website and found the belt loop model for the P238 (nice!) You also have the choice of going with a 'clip' model; my experience is that clips can ride up on a belt and come loose, but one anchored in the loops keeps it on your hip. Here's the url: http://www.sneakypeteholsters.com/sig-p238-sneaky-pete-holster-belt-loop/Best, Mark
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Yes and no it has a sheath that can attach to a belt and then around your leg with a knife or pistol mag pouch on the front. Or you can simply attach it to a molle back pack or gun case or vest. I hope this helps to me it is very universal.
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The holster is carried Outside the belt. If you try to place it inside, then your belt would no longer have any smooth surface to support it correctly. Also, it would deform the leather.. KH
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Unfortunately, the sheath was designed for vertical carry only. You can try to rig something up using nylon straps, etc, but out of the box, it just comes in a plain plastic-lined nylon sheath with a nylon loop where you thread your belt through.
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It is made for pocket carry. I did try the IWB approach and it works. With no way to attach to either belt or pants, I'm not sure how secure it would be. Around the house it felt good. Drawing the 238 was not a problem but reholstering could be if the holster were to shift after removing the firearm. I use IWB all the time and feel better having my holster securely attached to my belt.
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the sheath fits the full size ka bar. i have a standard size army ka bar it fits like a glove. and it will go on a belt.
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I'd say probably not...I recently purchased the HP7 model and that does come with a sheath/holster & the loop strap for your wrist...ps...I highly recommend the HP7