I am a leftie and looking at the sheath I was wondering if the knife would fit in the other way so that I could put it on my left side?
2009703
Hey man, it's a great quality knife, but you wouldn't be able to draw it from it's particular sheath correctly from the left. You could look at getting the same knife, but with a nylon rather than kydex sheath. This would allow you to put the blade in any way you like, and may even be a little cheaper too.
923125
The knife area is different but I was able to put 2 different knives in. Are your's too big or have you just not found the slits
409154
It all depends on how you carry. Example self defense (i.e. martial artist), or utility (camping, outdoors.) It's a solid ambidextrious bowie ++ type knife. The knife is large, well made. If you carry with the sheath on your right hand side, the knife's edge will be back-facing. Here is a You Tube clip that I found. It may help you in your decision making. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdpkQNMeAY0
1127075
To me no diffr im left and right kind of guy but this cutless i believe now is available in both left right and i think ive seen a both hand version so check out all there cutless options but there awesome i love mine and i got the Norman sword with it and its one of my fav swords to wield...
2066161
Ooh. Well, the case fits like a glove. There's no give at all. So if the shape of the left-handed one is at all different (like completely inverted), I would say no, it wouldn't fit. Sorry. Good luck though! Maybe you can try contacting Schecter directly. Surely there is a solution. -Paige =)
727880
The blade-tech website only lets you choose right hand, so I'm guessing they don't make a left handed version of this model. http://shop.blade-tech.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_116&products_id=607#.UZsz6rVOSok
1200882
Sadly, this knife isn't very lefty friendly. It could be opened with the left hand but, not very easily. Closing it singlehanded is also pretty difficult with either hand.
1350905
yes you're able to put the clip on either side of the knife. It comes with the tool you need to move it.
1810005
You can put the clip on the other side of the knife, but you can't move it to the pivot end. It is tip up in either configuration.
21680
Yes. You can flip it around so whichever hand you prefer is holding the knife.
21679
I am left handed and use it for sharpening almost anything. Simply flip the base around so you hold it with your right, the knife in your left. It works!
519282
I'm a righty, but I just examined it. I wear it on my right side and the zipper goes from back to front in order to open the pouch. The only difference I could foresee for a lefty is that the zipper would open from front to back.
1183255
No. Why would you buy right-handed knife if you are left-handed? Ps. That knife is the worst knife I ever bought. It's a piece of crap no stars from me.
522091
I am left handed, but I use this knife with my right hand because of the way you have to push the clip to close the blade. Most knifes are made this way. You should look for a knife that would be made for you.
684237
The sheath is made to wear vertical. With some adjustments it could be worn horizontal
966510
the middle of the handle fits pretty snug in the sheath. Unless you're carrying it upside down for an extended period of time, I don't see it being a problem, and let me say, it's an awesome knife for the price!
1565512
The sheath it comes with does not allow you to carry it horizontally. The sheath also only carries one knife, but it is snug and tight, no shifting or rattling.