Randall Gambler 5" Sheath

Thanks. I am going to contact them this week. I read somewhere that they may mark replacement sheaths with an R or something. Would prefer that it just have standard stampings.
 
Have a look at this thread, the OP had a new sheath made for his father's knife:

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Thread 'Journey of a Randall 18'

It started about 1970. Purchased to accompany my father in his duties during the Vietnam war. He volunteered for the Army and qualified for Special Forces (Green Beret).
After the war, and right before I was born, the family moved from Miami Florida to Colorado. Being a bow hunter and avid outdoorsman, this knife accompanied him on all of our outdoor hunting and camping adventures.

At age 45, with all his children out of the house, he decided to move back to Miami and live with his parents, to help out in their old age. He decided to make this trip via kayak. He took various waterways...
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It doesn't show the back of the sheath, but I don't think they would bother marking it as a replacement, although if it's an old knife the sheath may be obvious as a replacement, they have had different makers over the years.
 
Motey said:
I'm pretty sure you can order one from Randall Made.
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Randall does sell replacement sheath for a fair price, one does however have to send the knife in "to match the sheath", which is to prevent folks from ordering sheaths and selling them at flipper prices.
 
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