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Would you do leather or kydex? I won't be carrying two knive so a single would suffice. The light is a little bigger than the light I used to carry but I just discovered it clips comfortably into my left back pocket so I won't worry about a holster for it.

Just got in an ESEE Izula and am wanting a simple kydex or leather sheath for belt carry. I carry alot of stuff on me as most of you probably do and am getting ready to add a BUG to the mix. I don't want to look like I am wearing Batman's utility belt so I want as few separate items on my belt as possible. I also just received a Streamlight Protac 2L as my EDC light. I am hoping to get some kind of sheath/holster that will house both of them but am also wanting opinions on this setup. Does anyone have experience with it? Am I better off with a seperate sheath and holster? I am also interested in single knife sheaths so I can weigh my options. Please chime in if you can make me one or if you have opinions. Thanks.

[quote name='DaveS' timestamp='1352137587' post='839430'] Do I see "Gallagher" with a butcher knife....is the world ready for this? LOL Dave S [/quote] The insurance commercial featuring Gallagher actually gave me the idea! I'll let someone else go through with it though haha.

My wife can attest I flipped out when T-Dog got bit. I'm pretty sure I broke the couch jumping on it. (I can be a big kid sometimes)

Well I won't get another chance to make any good videos this week so I will be sending it to BJB tomorrow. I have to say it would be a great knife to have around in a survival situation. Thanks to Flatwood Forge for letting us participate in this. I had a lot of fun with it!

Anyone verify these videos work for everyone?

Good stuff! Well not so good really...

Maybe this will work.......... Here are two videos out of three I took last night. I couldn't get the third one to upload as it was pretty large. I just chopped up some kindling for a small fire and it worked great. You have to hold the knife to really feel how meaty it is. The third video I couldn't upload shows me splitting some old hard 2x10's that were about 20" long. It took two or three hard chops but it split them right into. I hope to find more to do with it today. First [url="http://s1321.beta.photobucket.com/user/bendbolden/media/80ADB253-A7A0-40DB-A39E-BFC178E84360-6098-000008FE1291F51F_zpsbc6db6f7.mp4.html"]http://s1321.beta.photobucket.com/user/bendbolden/media/80ADB253-A7A0-40DB-A39E-BFC178E84360-6098-000008FE1291F51F_zpsbc6db6f7.mp4.html[/url] Second [url="http://s1321.beta.photobucket.com/user/bendbolden/media/3113BD62-E2A3-4D2A-A907-8602FA0A6E03-6098-000008FDC94E1366_zpscd1b745d.mp4.html"]http://s1321.beta.photobucket.com/user/bendbolden/media/3113BD62-E2A3-4D2A-A907-8602FA0A6E03-6098-000008FDC94E1366_zpscd1b745d.mp4.html[/url] I'll try to get the third video up as well.

I have the sage in 35 for the wife and 45 for myself. I'd start out with 40 or 45 to make sure you get your form right. The sage is a great bow plus you can buy different limbs later on.

The gears are turning in my head....... Thinking maybe a line of melons to represent Zombie heads just for fun. I'm sure I will have to do the mandatory wood chopping and other stuff you might actually use the knife for.

I mean Glock probably still has some say in the design and all but I just didn't see them actually producing them. I have never held one but from the pictures it looked like a handy knife.

I always wondered...does Glock actually manufacture the knife or just put there name on a knife manufactured elsewhere?

haha will do.

It just arrived in the mail! First impression.......Meaty. Hopefully I can find some things to do with it tonight. I will try to get some videos up in addition to pictures. What's the best way to post videos up? Upload to youtube then link?

Oh well that's different. I like the protection the hard chrome provides but I didn't like the way it look AT ALL. I never have like stainless or chrome on a handgun. Hopefully this will hold up for me! Thanks for the info.

I recently ordered a PF9 with the parkerized slide from Bud's Gun Shop. I haven't received it yet but am looking to get opinions from those with the parkerized finishes. Beyond knowing that it is supposed to be rust resistant I don't know much about it. Can anyone offer any insight on the finish? I am looking to carry it as a BUG as well as a primary when jogging or walking so it will be exposed to a higher level of sweat but will be cleaned afterwards.

sweet

I think you just solved my problem!! I assume someone makes holsters for these.

Looks nice but I didn't think about the light sticking out further than the barrel. That pretty much just killed the whole idea for me. The light would be stabbing me in the leg and I don't want that.

Cool. I will just have to try it I guess. Thanks for all the info.

Ever carry it IWB? That is my main concern. I have a tuckable holster and sometimes wear it tucked to church. Other than that mostly untucked.

That's what I thought. Does anyone EDC with a light? I was looking at the Glock factory lights but they are not LED.

I guess my biggest concern is that I will not like the added bulk of the light for EDC. Are these lights wider than the frame of the gun? (Glock 23)

My bad I wasn't clear. The holster is for when I EDC the gun. I do not have it holstered when on the night stand.

Looks like they run about $100. Any specific/best place to buy them online? Any variations to them. Again sorry for being clueless but their site is down.