Will the bk14 or bk11 fit in the small sheath that is attached to the bk7 sheath
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I just pulled out my BK7 and BK11 and tested it for you, and NO it doesn't really work. The BK11 is too large for the secondary sheath insert that originally held the little BK? that used to ship for free with the larger BK7 and BK9. The BK11 sheath will slip inside the BK7's pouch, but the pouch flap is then in the way and needs to be tucked somewhere or cut off. IMO this pouch is better reserved for other gear like fire starting supplies and a sharpening stone. I personally think it's better to carry the BK11 around your neck, or in your pocket------------separately from the BK7. The knives serve different purposes, and I don't like to place all my eggs in one basket anyway. Hope this helps. :) W.W.
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Short answer...no. Longer answer...will accomodate just over 4.5" overall length tang knife with no scales or 550 cord without hindering the draw of the BK7.
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The small sheath inside the outer pouch is for the BK13 Remora knife. There is a plastic sheath inside the pouch where the BK13 goes, then there is room inside the pouch for other supplies or even a Leatherman or other multi tool. The BK13 used to be included with the BK7, but that was when the BK13 was made in Taiwan. Now, the BK13 is made in Olean, NY and is purchased separately. I'm OK with that, as I'd rather have a US-made knife, even though Ka-Bar's Taiwanese made knives are of pretty nice quality for the price. I've seen the BK13 available online for around $23-27 dollars, so it's not an expensive addition if you'd like to pick one up separately to have as an additional knife for detail work. The small sheath inside the outer pouch is for the BK13 Remora knife. There is a plastic sheath inside the pouch where the BK13 goes, then there is room inside the pouch for other supplies or even a Leatherman or other multi tool. The BK13 used to be included with the BK7, but that was when the BK13 was made in Taiwan. Now, the BK13 is made in Olean, NY and is purchased separately. I'm OK with that, as I'd rather have a US-made knife, even though Ka-Bar's Taiwanese made knives are of pretty nice quality for the price. I've seen the BK13 available online for around $23-27 dollars, so it's... » Read More The small sheath inside the outer pouch is for the BK13 Remora knife. There is a plastic sheath inside the pouch where the BK13 goes, then there is room inside the pouch for other supplies or even a Leatherman or other multi tool. The BK13 used to be included with the BK7, but that was when the BK13 was made in Taiwan. Now, the BK13 is made in Olean, NY and is purchased separately. I'm OK with that, as I'd rather have a US-made knife, even though Ka-Bar's Taiwanese made knives are of pretty nice quality for the price. I've seen the BK13 available online for around $23-27 dollars, so it's not an expensive addition if you'd like to pick one up separately to have as an additional knife for detail work. « Show Less
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I just pulled out my BK7 and BK11 and tested it for you, and NO it doesn't really work. The BK11 is too large for the secondary sheath insert that originally held the little BK? that used to ship for free with the larger BK7 and BK9. The BK11 sheath will slip inside the BK7's pouch, but the pouch flap is then in the way and needs to be tucked somewhere or cut off. IMO this pouch is better reserved for other gear like fire starting supplies and a sharpening stone. I personally think it's better to carry the BK11 around your neck, or in your pocket------------separately from the BK7. The knives serve different purposes, and I don't like to place all my eggs in one basket anyway. Hope this helps. :) W.W. I just pulled out my BK7 and BK11 and tested it for you, and NO it doesn't really work. The BK11 is too large for the secondary sheath insert that originally held the little BK? that used to ship for free with the larger BK7 and BK9. The BK11 sheath will slip inside the BK7's pouch, but the pouch flap is then in the way and needs to be tucked somewhere or cut off. IMO this pouch is better reserved for other gear like fire starting supplies and a sharpening stone. I personally think it's better to carry the BK11 around your neck, or in your pocket------------separately from the BK7. The... » Read More I just pulled out my BK7 and BK11 and tested it for you, and NO it doesn't really work. The BK11 is too large for the secondary sheath insert that originally held the little BK? that used to ship for free with the larger BK7 and BK9. The BK11 sheath will slip inside the BK7's pouch, but the pouch flap is then in the way and needs to be tucked somewhere or cut off. IMO this pouch is better reserved for other gear like fire starting supplies and a sharpening stone. I personally think it's better to carry the BK11 around your neck, or in your pocket------------separately from the BK7. The knives serve different purposes, and I don't like to place all my eggs in one basket anyway. Hope this helps. :) W.W. « Show Less
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Hello Guru. I double checked that portion in which you are asking about. it should fit with little to no problem. The "belt" loop is +/- 4 inches and should fit a standard pant/5.11 belt. The only issue I have with this sheath is that I have the older style very thick handle and the straps that hold the snaps to secure the knife in the sheath itself are to short and will require some modification to work. But other than that small issue, this sheath is what I have been looking for,. Hope this helps
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The BK-22 has a different, much better IMO, sheath and may have a different coating. The main difference is the sheath though, unless you plan on getting an after market sheath I would go for the BK-22 if at all possible.
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Hello J. Gordon,The BK-16 has an overall length of 9 1/4" and a blade length of 4 3/8".It has a full flat grind and is made from 1095 Cro-Van steel with a HRC hardness rating of 56-58We have submitted the full specifications and complete images of our products including the sheath, unfortunately Amazon merges descriptions and images of different sellers not always providing the best descriptions. We have no control over what Amazon decides to display.TOMAR'S KA-BAR KNIVES
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The KYDEX sheath that comes with the TOPS B.O.B. knife will work with it. Just remove the tin clip, which I find uncomfortable anyway, drill the holes and attach.
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I bought a leather kabar sheath (for 7" type classic military kabarknife, kabar part #12171). Cheap and fits perfectly. If you want to spend more the glass fillednylon/nylon sheath is another option.
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Not sure about all Kabars,but it should fit the BK7 fine, the mouth of the liner is widened to accept most knives. The only knives it might have a problem with are kukri shaped knives. For the rattling, you can take the liner out soften it in boiling water and mold it to your knife. Personally I don't hear much rattling with my knives, but I'm walking not running when I have them on my belt.
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I have an SRK, and I tried it in this sheath. The blade will fit, but is too short for this sheath (the KBar has a 7" blade, the SRK 6"). Plus this sheath is designed for a knife with a cross hilt, which locks into the sheath. Several years ago I got a Blade-Tec sheath made from krydex for my SRK and have been very happy with it.
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yes, i have this knife and a kabar as well. i wanted to compare them and this knife is the same. it can fit in the kabar sheath
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I'm not familiar with the 1276. However, if it's anything like the 1277, I think that the Ka-Bar 7" leather sheath would not be a good fit for the 1276 . . . the blade configuration is too different.
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Thank goodness someone is asking this because I couldn't find the answer for a while so i finally just bought it to test it with my skeletool and the answer to your question is yes. Source: I have a skeletool that I use with this sheath. Ps: Buy the extra 'Bits' to go with the skeletool because there is a small pocket in the case for the bit tray. Worth it!
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Per Ka-Bars site. "Metal belt clip fits all TDI knives". In addition is is also compatible with the Becker Necker and BK14. it also says :"Metal belt clip fits all TDI knives (except the LDK 1478BP), the Becker Necker BK11, the Becker/ESEE Eskabar BK14, and the Becker/ESEE D'Eskabar BK24. Comes with fasteners for mounting." So It seems like it will work fine for the Ka-Bar BK14 Becker Knife
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it will fit but let me tell you the sheath is really cheap. it has a staple in it connecting the loop to the back of the sheath...when I took the knife out and then attempted to return it back to the sheath it got pushed on an angle and slit the sheath open... i damn near cut my hand open....i replace the sheath with one I found in a pawn shop.
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These Micarta handles will fit the BK-2, BK-3, BK-4, BK-5, BK-7, BK-9, and BK-10
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I wish I could advise you on these for the BK7. The package didn't come with which version they would fit.
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Hello Guru. I double checked that portion in which you are asking about. it should fit with little to no problem. The "belt" loop is +/- 4 inches and should fit a standard pant/5.11 belt.The only issue I have with this sheath is that I have the older style very thick handle and the straps that hold the snaps to secure the knife in the sheath itself are to short and will require some modification to work. But other than that small issue, this sheath is what I have been looking for,.Hope this helps
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The bk22 does I have it molled to my gear bag for when I take it out of my scout sheath. Bk22 same knife just a different sheath that comes with it. Also has a pocket for a stone or a multi tool that's where I put my leatherman. That is what I would recommend is the bk22. It's a little more in price but, not by too much.