Question about right/left side draw

mrdabble

mrdabble

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Hey guys, quick question.

I'm gonna order a sheath from sky storm today, and I was curious:
If it's right side draw, is it designed so that the edge is foreword and the thumb side of your hand is up, on the butt of the handle when you pull it out?

Or is the edge toward the back, and you curl your hand foreword, thumb down when you draw?

I would have posted this in sheaths, but with the amount of sheaths for Beckers I see here and considering I'm ordering for my bk16 I thought I would ask you all. Thanks!
 
Never had a Skystorm, by every "Right Side Draw" sheath I've ordered puts the edge toward the back when carried on my right hip.
You could always ask him directly...
 
I always thought right side draw was carried on right side and drawn with right hand edge point to your back...left side opposite again edge to back...cross draw would be right side carry and left hand draw or vice versa with edge point front...
 
mrdabble,

It's going to depend if your talking about a vertical, horizontal or crossdraw carry sheath. Feel free to email me with questions.

Sky



mrdabble said:
Hey guys, quick question.

I'm gonna order a sheath from sky storm today, and I was curious:
If it's right side draw, is it designed so that the edge is foreword and the thumb side of your hand is up, on the butt of the handle when you pull it out?

Or is the edge toward the back, and you curl your hand foreword, thumb down when you draw?

I would have posted this in sheaths, but with the amount of sheaths for Beckers I see here and considering I'm ordering for my bk16 I thought I would ask you all. Thanks!
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I should have been more specific! It was the vertical slim hawk sheath. I ordered it already, I was pretty dead set on it for about a week now I'm very anxious! I hope I made the right choice, so much to choose from!!!

Thanks for the reply skystorm! I hadn't realized you were a member here, I appreciate you dropping in to help out! Means a lot!
 
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