Thank you Raven Concealment

[Big Hank]

I've had a day and a half to test the custom sheath you guys made me and I have to say I could not be happier. Your guys input on how to carry it, and the adjustment you built into the sheath are what really made it great.

Now I'm motivated to move on to other small projects knowing they don't have to just sit on my dresser taking up space.

Crappy cell pictures, slightly modified so you can see a little more detail.

Thanks again!

 

[Shay]

Hey! I remember that.

Looks great.

 

[Cru]

What is it?

Thank you to Raven for adjusting my holster AND putting new belt loops on it, for FREE!

 

[Big Hank]

What is it?

Basically a last ditch tool. Possibly a survival tool that could be added to things to make even deadlier tools like a spear.

It's made of a piece of surgical grade titanium. My understanding is that it's the same piece they would keep on hand for a femur repair in the hospital.

 

[Big Hank]

Hey! I remember that.

Looks great.

Thanks Shay. I appreciate the compliment.

 

[Cwood]

I was standing right next to you when you brought that to Raven.

Looks good!

 

[sj kahr k40]

Basically a last ditch tool. Possibly a survival tool that could be added to things to make even deadlier tools like a spear.

It's made of a piece of surgical grade titanium. My understanding is that it's the same piece they would keep on hand for a femur repair in the hospital.

I have something similar to that, it's still in my femur though, point isn't so pointy on mine and mine is a foot long

 

[Cru]

Basically a last ditch tool. Possibly a survival tool that could be added to things to make even deadlier tools like a spear.

I thought that might be the idea, but I also knew there was a good chance that I was just clueless! Very cool.

 

[Tom Fineis]

Thanks for the kind words, Big Hank.

Jay is the maker of your item, and he really enjoys interacting with people on custom projects such as these. He is a great problem solver when it comes to carry solutions for somewhat uncommon items. It's awesome to watch him work through a project in his head, and the final product that comes out is always outstanding.

Take care,

Tom