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Originally posted by Trailboss:
I can't quite recall, but aren't Pika and Rukus clips the same thing?

Rukus clips have a hole pattern parallel to the length of the clip. PIKA clips have a hole pattern perpendicular to the clip, so the holes are off to each side.

Both have the folded over "low profile" design.

IMO this is a good thing: having low profile clips with multiple hole layouts means you can fit low profile clips on more knives!

A 10410 MINI PIKA clip CAN replace a standard 3-screw or a split arrow clip.
Jim

Well, the Ruk clip sure has some flex but it rides well in the pocket. I have no issue with it.

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Originally posted by 910stryker:
like mine?

Exactly. Under $10. Where? Material?

I had a thumbstud and pocket clip put on my oldest son's Buck 110 by STR Knife Works whom I met on bladeforums, and a "low-rider" clip model was offered. My son chose the standard titanium clip which is probably best as it seemed more secure/tighter grip and he would be carying a lot of the time in the woods while hunting, fishing, etc. I had him place it as high as possible on the knife though, to get it down further in my son's pocket. Here is a picture from Steve Rice's blog with my son's finished knife: http://strsbackyardknifeworks.blogspot.com/

STR has many pictures of various knives with the "low-rider" style clip on bladeforums, my favorites are the Benchmade 710s...I'm thinking of sending off a couple to him to be swapped out.