USAF Survival Knife combined with Fallkniven DC3?

[matarius777]

Hi, I have a USAF survival knife, the Ontario one. It’s got the tin backed sheath with a front pouch for sharpening stone. The knife has a fuller on it, NOT the cheap Walmart version. I don’t like the stone that comes with it, I was checking out the dimensions of a Fallkniven DC3, it looks like it might fit in the pouch (which would be brilliant, I have and really like the DC4). Has anybody already done it, it looks to be a close thing- it may or may not fit.
Thanks, Matt.

 

[Corso]

Yes fits perfectly, although because its a bit slimmer you have to be able to pinch grip to take it out

as an aside check this thread out

bolt knife a go-go!

For all lovers the bolt knife here is your source of action and adventure. Every one else is free to lick used postage stamps as a hobby. at least until the tracker gets an nsn of its own. High noise levels will be met with disdain bad looks and occasional name calling. Action GO! Better...

bushcraftusa.com

our BCUSA brothers love the knife

 

[matarius777]

Yes fits perfectly, although because its a bit slimmer you have to be able to pinch grip to take it out

as an aside check this thread out

bolt knife a go-go!

For all lovers the bolt knife here is your source of action and adventure. Every one else is free to lick used postage stamps as a hobby. at least until the tracker gets an nsn of its own. High noise levels will be met with disdain bad looks and occasional name calling. Action GO! Better...

bushcraftusa.com

our BCUSA brothers love the knife

Excellent, I was hoping it would! Probably won’t need to use it, it’s good to have it there though. I usually strop it with Smurf Poo. I put a convex grind on mine. I did it with a Work Sharp Ken Onion, I started with my Lansky, but was getting nowhere fast!. Now I’ve got the edge ground down with a nice bevel, it’s lovely to use. I’ll be checking out that thread, it looks very interesting! Thanks..

 

[Corso]

no problem - only issue with the knife is the blade is on the soft side

that was by design since it was designed to be easy to field sharpen on flat rocks etc.