I have a Model 23 and it is not that; also, a Yukon Skinner and it's not that either. I go with Alaskan Skinner!
Mule Packer knows his Randalls.
Either way, a wonderful knife. I've done a couple of elk and numerous wild pigs and deer with my #23 and my #8 Bird and Trout!
Have had several .32 and .380. I liked the Colt Pocket the best. Wife had a Bersa Thunder and it was surprisingly well-made. For the cost, we got a .22 for practice and a .380 for her to carry.
I also liked the H & K H4 (mine was .32) and the Walther PP (also in .32).
As an aside, we ended...
Never watched the show (I once met Costner and he's an a--). Just gave my last lever action to my daughter and SIL (an 1892 short rifle take-down in 38-40), along with a custom Vaquero converted to 38-40. Both case-hardened and engraved.
I once had a conversation with Massood about FTF in small Glocks (G43) and he advised me that lighter bullets may cycle the slide too fast, causing stove-piping. He recommended using 147s in the lighter pistols.
Don't say what kind of deer= a HUGE difference between a Montana or Wyoming mulie and a Coues deer in AZ or a coastal blacktail.
For mulies (what I've hunted), I'd use the Underwood!
I'm getting up in years, so I'm taking a few bequeaths on vacation. Nephew gets my #1 and my brother gets the gamemaster.
Rather they go to someone in the family rather than get sold after I'm gone!