How to put this on....

[sonyman74]

I have this knife I would like to put on my belt when I go hunting but can not fins a belt small enough to fit in the long holes. Any suggestions

 

[nickatnite]

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[Asc.rudeboy]

being a river guy,id say some rope could fix anything,,,you got those eyelets run a black shoe string or somekind of cored make 2 loops big enough for your belt to fit threw..you can make it as tight or as loose as you want....thats just me rope and duct tape can fix anything,ha

 

[DBMJR1]

Get some blousing bands, and Velcro the thing to your leg. Then it will look truly tacticool.

 

[LACamper]

How about running two paracord loops from the top eyelet holes. Your belt goes through the loops. Then get some 1" webbing and a pair of sliders from ace hardware. Run those through the belt slots and around your thigh. That'll put the knife under your holster level but still accessable.
The alternative is to run the 1" webbing making a loop. Run your belt through the loops and put your knife horizontally. I'd go with the first option because I'd be worried about dropping the knife.
Other choices:
Blackhawk makes some very secure sheaths if you want to spend a few bucks.
You could use the webbing to attach to your day pack and forget putting it on your belt.

 

[graymo2]

How about running two paracord loops from the top eyelet holes. Your belt goes through the loops. Then get some 1" webbing and a pair of sliders from ace hardware. Run those through the belt slots and around your thigh. That'll put the knife under your holster level but still accessable.
The alternative is to run the 1" webbing making a loop. Run your belt through the loops and put your knife horizontally. I'd go with the first option because I'd be worried about dropping the knife.
Other choices:
Blackhawk makes some very secure sheaths if you want to spend a few bucks.
You could use the webbing to attach to your day pack and forget putting it on your belt.

+1

 

[Jimmy Dean]

use some stretchy stuff and strap it too your leg. Tacticool FTW.

 

[Manimal]

zip ties.

 

[JBP55]

Elongate the slots to proper size.

 

[jimdana1942]

If it doesn't fit, you must acquit.

Try a bigger hammer, I heard that will usually do.

Just punning.