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Andy,As far as Randall knives go....
I'd love to get a Model 26....it ain't the wait or the price that stops me....
I am left handed...and after spending $400 plus dollars...I would still need to find and buy a left handed sheath.
Oh well.....
Andy
Model 26 - Pathfinder
4" blade of 3/16" stock. Brass single hilt. Approximately 4 3/8" stag handle. Excellent skinning and outdoor knife with a drop point. This knife has become one of our more popular small size hunting knives. Cover sheath supplied.
www.randallknives.com
THIS is a beautiful RANDALL knife!
Can you carry a knife in a regular R handed sheath and just use your left hand to reach for it on the other side of your body?
SNIPPET:
Why do people cross draw?
Outdoorsmen and hunters may prefer the crossdraw position because it keeps the handgun clear of other gear like pack straps and rifle stocks. Older shooters who have joint problems often also like crossdraw holsters, because of the lesser shoulder rotation required to draw compared to a strongside holster.Apr 12, 2021
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I never bought or was gifted a RANDALL knife.
My MT husband is left handed, he likes DROP POINT knives for specific chores, etc. too.
He does NOT own this Randall knife but he likes it too.
He has a couple of knives that are like this though.
He has had some famous and well made knives - past and present ones.
Some of them were more expensive than others.
He does know some 'famous' MT KNIFE MAKERS - younger and older men.
I could NOT stand to wait for a KNIFE to be made that took MANY MONTHS to make worse off 5 to 6 or whatever YEARS personally!
I can understand a couple of months and a backlog of orders if they do not have many classically TRAINED custom knifemakers for one or other companies.
Cate