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Question: what size are the Chicago screws holding on the belt loop  of the leatherneck
Document: The belt loop and thumb strap are secured by two chicago screws; the assembly is easily re-positioned. The only thing I would wish for is a thumb break stiffener on the strap. Well worth the price.
Picked this up to be used as a field knife. It is very sturdy and well made. It was delivered on time and was sharp out of the box. The belt loop and thumb strap are secured by two chicago screws; the assembly is easily re-positioned.
And it holds a good edge. Its a true full tang construction so you could pound on it and not destroy it like some knives. The handle is very strong and its easy to grip securely. And the sheath is excellent. It holds the knife securely and you can attach it to your belt without taking your belt off because it has a nice velcro loop on top.
1. If you don't know if you want a bush crafting blade, or a combat blade, or a blade to beat on and abuse all day long. Then buy this blade.2. If you don't know whether you should spring f0r a Kydex sheath on one of your other knives, buy this blade to see how you would like a Secure-Ex knife. I love that sheath by the way. I took off the belt loop by just unscrewing it.
Beautiful balance and the weighted pommel enables you to hold it near the butt and get every inch of reach. It seems very manuverable and fit the hand very naturally. The sheath is dynamite, it holds the knife without need for any external straps. My only complaint would be the nylon belt loop. It has a very bulky snap and velcro deal that's intended to allow you to add the knife to the belt without need to unbuckle the belt.
As an owner of the Kabar and Ontario versions of this knife I was a little reluctant to try Cold Steel but wanted a stainless steel version of this size and style of knife. The Cold Steel Leatherneck is impressive, and in some ways outshines its Kabar and Ontario cousins. From a quality of workmanship perspective the entire knife appears flawless. The edge grind is the best I've ever seen and I own knives from Kabar, Ontario, SOG, Kershaw, Gerber, and Buck.
The piece that mounts to the sheath uses 2 screws and there are a variety of possible positions, such as changing the angle it hangs at. Cold Steel does it again !
I think they were trying to cut the weight down on the knife by using a lighter material for the handle. I wouldn't let that hold you back though, however, the blade is also slightly thinner then the SRK and if I had to pick one I'd go with the SRK which is just as capable in my opinion, but with less size and weight.
cold steel never disapoints, the leatherneck sf is no exception. great weight/balanceseriously sharp out of the box. Would highly recomend for survival/camp knife.
Everyone should check out "The Late BoyScout"'s you-tube review of the Cold Steel SK-5 Leatherneck.SF, it's good for light use and nothing more, I think I'll be selling mine.
Answer: yes