Nope not for the Sas. It was made 95 or later.

You are right Ronnie. I saw the stone flap was smooth. The keeper is logo. Must be right on the line.

Agreed guys,
I call them "transitional sheaths", i.e. knives that were made after the introduction of the pewter-look (logo) snaps..."BUT"...(There ya' go)...using a leftover sheath from the baby dot era.
Being as this is a dealer special, and not knowing how often Doug's orders got filled for the 8" version, it could have been 1996, give or take, for this combo to be made.
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris
PS: That's "still" well over 20 years ago....(Time flies)

"Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana."

Don't wanna hijack but this brings me to the topic I made on another forum. How to identify modern (95-2019) produced knives? That's a very long period without any changes. Correct me if I'm wrong, this is the longest period in Randall history without identifiable changes.

The last change I know of is the sharpening stone being unmarked.