Tony,

Sorry I'm tapped out this week but still looking for who has the answer to this riddle. Guess too much rain and wind. I had a girlfriend named Irene... nother story for a beer someday. The internet is full of answers to the most intersting questions.

"Does anyone have a clue to answer to the original post?"

Mr Foster, this question has been answered by;

Tony LaPetri: "I wouldn't do it!",

Capt Chris: "I did it twice!",

smcbrearty; "That answer ends any chance of me ever trying it",

Robert Frey; "so I guess I won't even try it",

Peter Kaufman: "I have not but have thought about it"

Tom Vaught: "would I have attempt to drill a wrist thong in a Randall, NEVER"

All those on the FIRST page!

If you continue to "troll" about on this thread you will be handled accordingly...

Mr Mod

Mr Mod,

Yeah all those posts were relevant with no argument.

Please read subsequent posts and tell me what this content has to do with the title.

As a professional forester of many years, I have a few thousand words to say about the cutting of trees, and managing of forests....................................but I have to drill my thong hole first.


Pap

Check the original title, they do now, please play nice...

Mr Mod

Mr. Mod,

Better and agreed.

Drilling one's own wrist thong hole would make the knife "altered", thus voiding the warranty. Could be one reason why you are not seeing the responses you are looking for.

the only right way to drill a lanyard hole is to send it back to randall and have them do it right!

Amen!

IMHO anyone with machinist experience could drill a lanyard hole in a Randall. What's the big deal?

Cliff Lacey
RKS #023