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Old 20th May 2023, 04:58 PM   #3
RobT
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Default Carry & Draw Question

Changdao,

"Also, knowing that they wear them on the right side of the body makes me question how you are supposed to draw it, especially with ones this big."

I have one also, which like yours, has an intact belt and buckle, so I strapped it on. The belt/sheath configuration makes the sheath sit transverse to the body (almost parallel to the ground). In this position, I found that the blade can easily be drawn.

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