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Question: What hole spacing (horizontal and vertical) does this fit?  Is the spacing the same as the Blade-Tech Tek-Lok?T
Document: Buying a tek lok!
not what i expected! hard to assemble screws, worthless if you want to wear it on your neck at times as it doubles the thickness and therefore gives a silhouette of your knife under your shirt. only good for backpack or pants on a vertical cary position. does not allow for horizontal carry.
I bought this for a BK14 My first impressions where not good the clip only allows for vertical carry not horizontal might not seem important but if you want to carry on a shoulder strap this clip wont work.It seems kinda flimsy I expected more from  ka-bar.
This is a metal clip that fastens with 4 "bolts" thru the existing holes on the sheath. These are sometimes called "Chicago bolts." The "nut" is a threaded flanged tube.It is not a Tech-Lok like clip.There are no instructions nor any info on the size of the bolt. My view is this is minor problem, but sloppy work.Otherwise a good product.
works and feels great. very sturdy on the waist or belt makes it easy too unsheathe the fixed blade from the hip
Perfect for what it's made for. Great option for BK 14, Necker, TDI, and other KB items. Not nearly as BULKY as the Tek-Lock.
I was very disappointed that the clip could only be mounted in the vertical position, it would be so much more versatile if it could be mounted horizontally for use on a belt
Nice piece of hardware. Really makes the the bk11 more usefull. Would be nice if it could be used for horizontal carry.
Nice heavy duty clip. I only gave it 4 stars due to the fact that it can only be applied one way for vertcal carry, it would be better if you had the option to use as a horizontal carry clip.
What ultimately makes this impossible is that there is effectively no way to hold the other end of the attachment &#34;nuts&#34; which are really just round receptacles that you cannot get a hold on. After a while swearing and making my fingers raw, the impossibly small allen wrench hole gets stripped and I am stuck with a loose, crummy clip.
Answer: yes