Is there a way to carry said brushbuster using a belt attachment that doesn't require the belt to be unfastened? Similar to the clip on kydex sheaths?
I think that the mole back belt loop is like the ones on Cold Steel sheaths - with a velcro, so you can have the belt fastened and put or remove the sheath. I may be wrong.
@Bozho : I believe you are correct. The Velcro flap on mine has hardware on it to keep it closed. This, I can remedy. I didn't realize it was a Velcro flap. Thank you! @Bushman5 : turn on your Arkansas to Canadian translator app. Then read the above response I gave to bozho, because I know you read this from bottom to top.
A dangler may make it hang too low. I already have that issue with something else. Besides, that's $30 bucks I could put toward my trip to BC. Apparently, @Bushman5 hasn't had a foot planted in his butt lately.
I’d use some leather to make a “frog” as you might for carrying a rapier. The sheath slips into the frog, which stays on the belt. I’ll puzzle on this; maybe sketch out something
I'm familiar with the frog set up. That could be an answer. Right now, that junglas has been worked harder than any of my other knives. I went clearing another fence row yesterday, and the speed of my progress was notable to say the least. Last night the wife asked if I really needed any knife other than the junglas. Of course, people in town look at you funny with it hanging off the belt, but other than that, I really see how the Junglas combined with an Izula or CR 2.5 would fill just about any need. All I've really been using for a couple weeks is the Junglas and my Leatherman Wave. I've found nothing I couldn't accomplish between the two so far. I don't know why it would be different in the woods.
