Johnson sheaths - tight vs. 'loose' stitching

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#164759 - 09/20/17 12:13 PM Johnson sheaths - tight vs. 'loose' stitching
505Gibbs Knife Enthusiast Registered: 04/14/07 Posts: 581 Loc: Suburban Deeeetroit	I've done some searches w/o much success. Would someone post a couple example of tight vs. 'loose' stitched Johnsone sheaths. Thanks for your responses. _________________________ Mike Marshall NRA Life Member RKS# 5598 RKCC# CM-068
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#164761 - 09/20/17 12:29 PM Re: Johnson sheaths - tight vs. 'loose' stitching [Re: 505Gibbs]
TAH Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/26/05 Posts: 2382 Loc: USA	Tight stitching (more stitches per inch) is attributed to Maurice Johnson. Loose stitching is attributed to Maurice's son, Johnny. Tight stitch... Loose stitch... _________________________ Tom RKS #4233
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#164769 - 09/20/17 05:56 PM Re: Johnson sheaths - tight vs. 'loose' stitching [Re: TAH]
thevalueman Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/04/08 Posts: 2830 Loc: Georgia	lets keep this civil.... :-)Rocky _________________________ Rocky Whitaker RKCC#25
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