Does anyone make a kydex sheath for this knife? I'm interested in the BK-10 over the BK-2, but the BK-2 sheath is much better.
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Take a look at Grizzly Outdoors or Google search bk10 Kydex and look around
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There are some custom ones on the internet but I'm not sure any are mass produced
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I like mine, the sheath lacks something that would be better. A popular plastics type would have been better.
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A very nice ''Kydex'' heavy black nylon cloth sheath (not plastic). Very well made knife, in the USA, for the price!!
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The KYDEX sheath that comes with the TOPS B.O.B. knife will work with it. Just remove the tin clip, which I find uncomfortable anyway, drill the holes and attach.
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Hi, The bk10 is a clip point type with a thumb ramp on the blade top. The bk2 is a drop point type, thicker, so it's got more weight. Hope this helps.
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I own both. I prefer the BK2. I don't think anyone would dispute the differences in terms of quality. That being said the Schrade is really quite nice for the money. This Schrade is full tang .25" thick 1095 steel. Really can't go wrong for $40 bucks.
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BK2 is a drop point, with a 1/4" blade thickness. BK10 is a clip point, with a thinner blade (I dont remember how thick).
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There are several custom kydex sheath makers online that will manufacture a sheath for this knife. The sheath may be close to the price of the knife itself though. There are several you tube videos on making your own kydex or pvc knife sheaths. Google both these for more info.
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I don't know the sk5, but this is a very fine knife -- one of my favorites. My only complaint is the sheath. It is twice as big as it needs to be and seems like it's designed for a mole system. I'd much prefer a kydex similar to that of the RAT3. I should get off my lazy butt and make one.
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It is a hard plastic sheath, known as kydex. Hope this helps, also before you buy, check out the Cold steel SRK. Better knife in my opinion. Good luck
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Yes, the 2 feels a lot heavier in the hand. I had both the 2 and 10, until I deemed them both unsuitable for my survival style; the 2, well, because although indestructible, it's extremely heavy; and the 10 because, well, it's a shorter version of the 9, which happens to be my favorite. If you want an honest opinion from an avid survivalist and military veteran, the perfect combo is the 9 with a 16 or 17. That's all you really need. But, if you just want one good survival knife that can do it all, go with the 10 or 7. The 2 is just too much steel. Besides, all the Beckers are pretty much indestructible. The only thing the 2 could specialize in compared to the others is prying, but you shouldn't be prying with knives anyhow.
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That's how I carry it & it rides fine. There are a couple of after market sheaths that sit better & have better retention. The one I have costs more than the knife but I think it's worth it. Let me know if you are interested.
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Yes, they are the same. The knife of the BK-2 and BK-22 are the same. Only the sheaths are different.
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The blade is slightly longer (than the BK) but the handle is a bit crowded, for larger hands. ... The flare, at the rear, tends to make my meaty mits feel a bit "bunched". ... Just fine if your hands are thinner (more narrow). ... There ARE better options and I think that the BK16 is one of them. ... If you can afford it, nothing beats the TOPS BoB Fieldcraft Knife. ... The Mora Bushcraft Black (with or without the enhanced sheath) is a great option. ... The Condor Bushlore and the Condor Basic-5 Inch are both very adequate. ... I carry the TOPS BoB Fieldcraft and the Mora Black as a reserve knife but, to be totally honest, I use my Spyderco Endura4 FFG or my Mora 840MG Companion for any tasks which they can handle. This saves my better blades for the things that ONLY they can handle.
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I just pulled out my BK7 and BK11 and tested it for you, and NO it doesn't really work. The BK11 is too large for the secondary sheath insert that originally held the little BK? that used to ship for free with the larger BK7 and BK9. The BK11 sheath will slip inside the BK7's pouch, but the pouch flap is then in the way and needs to be tucked somewhere or cut off. IMO this pouch is better reserved for other gear like fire starting supplies and a sharpening stone. I personally think it's better to carry the BK11 around your neck, or in your pocket------------separately from the BK7. The knives serve different purposes, and I don't like to place all my eggs in one basket anyway. Hope this helps. :) W.W.
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Dear William E. The BK2 knife that I bought came with a sheath made ​​of fiberglass and nylon, as the product description on the Amazon.com website: "The knife includes a glass-filled nylon sheath to keep the blade safe and sharp." Greetings. Cândido.
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I don't of any after market sheath but I like the one that comes with it. Unless Ontario has also dove head first into the shameful and pathetic abyss known as "maximizing profit" and started making the sheath cheaper, that's THE one, I leave the lower snap undone and the top one is the only one I use.