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#206818 - 05/09/24 06:48 PM Can You Help Identify This Randall ?
rfo1 Offline
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My friend showed me this old Randall today. I have a few questions that perhaps you can answer.
1. What Model is this?
2. Would this sheath be original to this knife? It has a Randall button but is nothing that I have seen before.
3. Would you care to place a value on it?
Many thanks my Randall friends--











Edited by rfo1 (05/09/24 06:52 PM)
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#206819 - 05/09/24 09:43 PM Re: Can You Help Identify This Randall ? [Re: rfo1]
crutchtip Offline
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model 8. sheath is likely suppled outside of the shop, even tho it has the keeper snap. could have been scabbed from another sheath.
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#206820 - 05/09/24 09:49 PM Re: Can You Help Identify This Randall ? [Re: crutchtip]
Captain Chris Stanaback Offline
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Probably scabbed off of the original sheath, keeper strap & All!
Best, Capt. Chris


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Edited by Captain Chris Stanaback (05/09/24 09:51 PM)
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#206823 - 05/11/24 05:26 AM Re: Can You Help Identify This Randall ? [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
Neale_Jenkinson Offline
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It’s a long time ago and this is just a distant memory of mine.
I recall my old friend Dubie Baxter posting photos of some early H H Heiser holsters that looked similar to this sheath ?
I’ve tried the search function but drawn a blank,I recall a photo of them strung out on a cord across the side of an old pickup truck.


Edited by Neale_Jenkinson (05/11/24 05:27 AM)
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#206826 - 05/11/24 07:53 AM Re: Can You Help Identify This Randall ? [Re: Neale_Jenkinson]
Michael_Mason Offline
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Here you go Neale:
Dubie had some pretty cool Heiser leather. I’ll search the forum some more to see if I find any of his pics.


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#206829 - 05/11/24 03:28 PM Re: Can You Help Identify This Randall ? [Re: Michael_Mason]
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Thanks for that Micheal.
That’s definitely the photo I was thinking of,just wrong about the holsters.
As you say Dubie had a collection of Heiser holsters and he must have posted some pictures at some time,let’s hope you can track down the pictures smile


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#206832 - 05/12/24 11:41 AM Re: Can You Help Identify This Randall ? [Re: Neale_Jenkinson]
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I sent a couple of old Heiser holsters to Greg Gutcher years ago, and I have one now with an old S&W Model 10 in it.

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#206833 - 05/13/24 11:17 AM Re: Can You Help Identify This Randall ? [Re: pappy19]
Captain Chris Stanaback Offline
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Trying to get back on topic, I see no clues as to Heiser having "anything"...whatsoever...to do with this sheath. "ALL" of their leather work, including a saddle I once owned, was stamped. The entire construction looks too amateurish to be HH...in my optinion.
Hope this helps,
Capt. Chris
PS: As referenced earlier, I still believe the strap to be RMK-supplied with the "original" sheath...CCS
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