ISO sheath for Western fixed blade

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ISO sheath for Western fixed blade

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I am in search of a sheath for an older Western fixed blade, model L66.
If anyone has a sheath for this knife, I would appreciate you getting in touch with me, either send me a private message, or post here in this thread.
Thank you very much!
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The reason I am searching for a sheath for this knife, is that the knife is my brother's prized hunting knife, which he was just passing around at deer camp. The knife is in great condition, but the sheath is half rotted and wrapped in duct tape.
I thought it would be a cool idea to surprise him with nice sheath for the knife as a Christmas gift. Any help would be appreciated, thanks for looking!
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313 Mike wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 3:20 pm The reason I am searching for a sheath for this knife, is that the knife is my brother's prized hunting knife, which he was just passing around at deer camp. The knife is in great condition, but the sheath is half rotted and wrapped in duct tape.
I thought it would be a cool idea to surprise him with nice sheath for the knife as a Christmas gift. Any help would be appreciated, thanks for looking!
Mike,
Check with Muskrat Man. He makes a good quality sheath and he specializes in reproduction-type sheaths.

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Paladin wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 3:31 pm
313 Mike wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 3:20 pm The reason I am searching for a sheath for this knife, is that the knife is my brother's prized hunting knife, which he was just passing around at deer camp. The knife is in great condition, but the sheath is half rotted and wrapped in duct tape.
I thought it would be a cool idea to surprise him with nice sheath for the knife as a Christmas gift. Any help would be appreciated, thanks for looking!

Mike,
Check with Muskrat Man. He makes a good quality sheath and he specializes in reproduction-type sheaths.

Ray
Thanks for the tip Ray. ::handshake::
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313 Mike wrote: Wed Nov 27, 2019 3:27 am
Paladin wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 3:31 pm
313 Mike wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 3:20 pm The reason I am searching for a sheath for this knife, is that the knife is my brother's prized hunting knife, which he was just passing around at deer camp. The knife is in great condition, but the sheath is half rotted and wrapped in duct tape.
I thought it would be a cool idea to surprise him with nice sheath for the knife as a Christmas gift. Any help would be appreciated, thanks for looking!

Mike,
Check with Muskrat Man. He makes a good quality sheath and he specializes in reproduction-type sheaths.

Ray
Thanks for the tip Ray. ::handshake::
You're welcome, ::handshake::

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Mike, I agree with Ray, MM will be your best bet for a Western F66 sheath especially if you need it by Christmas. I’ve been looking for an original black one for my Black Beauty for 8 years with no luck. Typical of the sheaths of that era (mine was late 1960’s) they were thin and cheaply made - didn’t hold up well over the years. Bruce
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Old Hunter wrote: Mon Dec 02, 2019 11:06 am Mike, I agree with Ray, MM will be your best bet for a Western F66 sheath especially if you need it by Christmas. I’ve been looking for an original black one for my Black Beauty for 8 years with no luck. Typical of the sheaths of that era (mine was late 1960’s) they were thin and cheaply made - didn’t hold up well over the years. Bruce
Thanks Bruce, I have reached out to MM, but not heard back from him yet.
You are right of course, the older sheaths never hold up as well as the actual knives. Just the way it goes with leather that is exposed to the elements on a regular basis for years. Still prefer it to the synthetic sheaths though.
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Mike,
How long is the blade on your knife? I have a few old sheaths I can look through and send you a photo of what I have.
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thefarside wrote: Mon Dec 02, 2019 5:21 pm Mike,
How long is the blade on your knife? I have a few old sheaths I can look through and send you a photo of what I have.
Jim
Jim, I dont have the knife available to measure, as it is my brothers knife and I am trying to find him a sheath for it as a Christmas gift. However I believe the overall length is 8 3/4". Here is a pic of the same model knife I grabbed off the internet.
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Mike,
I checked my stash of sheaths and do not have a leather sheath that would fit your brothers knife, Sorry.
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Love MM's work but he's usually booked 6 months to a year in advance...

I got these 2 if you want to try 'em, they're yours/his. Send me your addy....
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Thanks guys, I ordered one off of Amazon. I appreciate the replies. ::handshake::
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