Knife of the Week: Sergeants Model

The Sergeants model, prior to it's introduction into the Randall "non-catalog" lineup, was a dealer special. Stoddards of Massachusetts offered this model in former years. Of course, being Massachusetts, the top bevel could not be sharpened. Nowadays, the "TB" is standard, along with features as follows:
* Hand forged carbon steel blade
* O1 tool steel used
* 5 inch blade length
* 1/4 inch blade stock
* Thumb notches
* Brass single hilt
* Red, white & blue spacers
* Leather handle
* Duralumin butt cap
* Model A sheath, in tan leather
* Hone pocket, with sharpening stone (standard)
Tons of options are available to offer you a Sergeants "made your way"!
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

Just as follow-up members. The Sergeants Model is now listed under the "Knife of the Week" heading, pinned atop this forum. (Thanks RickT)
Capt. Chris

Thanks Cap and Rick for adding the thread. I hope we get to see lots of great Sergeants here.
This one just received, SS blade, NS hilt, aluminum and black spacers, CW Maple Burl handle, deep fingergrips, black no hone sheath.

Warren,
That's a Beauty!

Here's mine, NASA Brown Micarta.

With Sheath ...

Tony,

Looks like 6 options if I'm counting correctly. Yeah, looks great.

After seeing those good looking Sgt's thought I would post up mine.

BEAUTIES!

Billy, you can bring out the beauties just about every time!

Excellent trifecta Billy!

Billy, I will take that one in the middle!!

Per the request of the 870 "Shooter", here is an example of knives I put together for the M.N.P.D. SWAT TEAM...(Metropolitan Nashville Police dept.).
Best, Capt. Chris

Cousin... BEST to give the Lady what she wants!

Thanks Captain!
I knew you would help me out. Others have said it is a well put together package and I agree.
Walker

Here is the one I received in 2011

Peter

No surprise Ironwood; yeah nice pea shooter too Peter. Figured you had one tucked away somewhere.

Following in Pete's footsteps, a few of my favorite Non-Cataloged Sergeant Models.

Beginning with a nice one mounted with beautiful figured ironwood supplied by a crusty game guide from Ocala FL who shows up here occasionally(?)

Still have the middle one available.

Kinda wished I had kept the last one, but it is in good hands down in Freeport, FL

Can't keep 'em all..........got to pay the invoice. ;-)

Those are all fantastic.

Pap

Here's one from 2016. Red & blue micarta!
Best, Capt. Chris

That red & blue micarta is starting to grow on me!

Now that's absolutely hilarious from a wood guy; who by the way has a good eye for it.
What am I gonna do with you Chief?

LOL I know right, not much pulls me from wood......well Ivory & fossil will!

Here's another Sergeants, this time in my bone linen! Hope this "Knife of the Week" thread gets more members either:
A) Posting their photos
......or:
B) Ordering a few from "ME"! (Ha-Ha)
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

That's a dandy. Love that bone linen.

Pap

Where would the Sergent’s model fit in with my #19-4, my #23, and my big Stanaback Special?

Here's mine - five options get used up way too fast.

Coach,

Picture tells the story. Someone like Billy or Captain needs to post all together to answer the question.

Coach, my take would be right behind the 19..... but.... the word again... I've been incorrect 100's times before!

Here is a picture of those 3 knives.

Think a Sergent's model would go between the #19 and the #23?

Great poker hand! 3 of a kind!!

Hey Steve:

I’m thinking that a Sergent’s model would make it 4 of a kind!

Coach

Yeah, forgot the Model 8. Nice line up.

Pap

Thanks Pap.

Coach,

Here's a 19 and a Sergeants for comparison. Different grind lines.

Thanks Warren.

Coach--

To show the sequence more completely, lay a Model 8 Old Style alongside your other three.

Larry

I think it's the current style Model 8 that matches the basic design of the other 3. The older style has a curved blade vs the clip style of the current version.

Pap

Mike--

Yep, I agree.

I got the two mixed up without going back to eyeball them.

The old style has too much curve to the clip to match up to the other models.

Larry

Sergeants with large stag...
Best, Capt. Chris

Captain Chris is a "hard act to follow".

Here's quartet of Sergeants Models, mounted in desert ironwood.

This is my favorite camp & carry knife.

Wow! Sure love that last one with single-finger grip! Beautiful! Let me know if it's ever for sale!

If..., an' if I only could have one Randall, the Sergeant would be it, yes sir!

Thank you for posting, Buck.

My favorite Sergeants!
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

looked around, and do not see mine posted....so, where it is...

:-)Rocky

Far right is my Sergeant. One and only

Well I'll be Damn you kept it?

Wanted to share my one and only Randall. And if I could just have one, it would be a Sergeants Model! Love everything about this knife! Hope to acquire a couple more this year so this one won't be so alone. Interesting thing about this one. . .the handle developed a pretty severe crack shortly after I ordered it. I put it away for about a year and a half. When I got it out, the crack had closed back up and now you can't even see where it used to be!

Sergeants Model
Lignum Vitae

Ordered this in May 2016 as my standard quarterly order. It arrived today.

(Yes, that's Ironwood)