Randall feature abbreviations
Posted by: ChuckS1
Randall feature abbreviations - 06/03/19 01:11 PM
I have a Model 5-6 that came wrapped in white butcher paper. I was wondering if someone could tell me what the writing meant that's on the paper. Here's what's hadwritten on the paper:
"5-6SSnssquR/b BDH" Not sure about the slash; could be an "i" or a skinny "o".
The knife itself is a Model 5-6, stacked leather border patrol handle, stainless steel 6" blade, aluminum butt cap and hilt that's squared off on the top. It also has red, white and blue spacers. The aluminum butt cap looks like it could be rounded since it doesn't appear to have the sharp edege the Randall catalog shows.
Thanks in advance.
Posted by: Windsor
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/03/19 01:33 PM
ss -- stainless
ns -- nickel silver hilt
squ -- square hilt
R/b -- rounded butt
BDH - Black (D?) Hone sheath
Posted by: Dirty_Water
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/03/19 04:46 PM
RDB=Rounded Duraluminum Butt
BPH=Border Patrol Handle
What's the matter? Don't understand the queens english?!?
Posted by: Wally
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/03/19 04:52 PM
Have I noticed that when deciphering the enigmas Scott teases us with, it starts with the blade, and works it's way to the butt, and finally the sheath? Is that the standard method?
Chuck,
Top edge is "not" sharpened, as a rule, on any Model #5. You can order (TB) a top bevel sharpened but it is a chargeable option.
Hope this helps, Capt. Chris
Posted by: Sharpi
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/03/19 10:12 PM
Scottish
Sharpi
Posted by: JE6245
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/04/19 09:48 AM
Might as well call him Dr. DW with that writing. ;-)
Posted by: ChuckS1
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/04/19 09:55 AM
Thanks for all the replies. Much appreciated.
Posted by: Michael_Mason
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/04/19 10:32 AM
Chuck,
Haven't lost my memory altogether YET, I thought about this thread today that was posted several years ago.
Lo & behold, you even posted on it.. Too funny
http://www.knifetalkforums.com/ubbthread...true#Post108714
Posted by: Dirty_Water
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/04/19 12:25 PM
Time management...
Posted by: Dirty_Water
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/04/19 12:26 PM
Time management...
Posted by: thevalueman
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/04/19 03:46 PM
Time management....
just think how long it would take to get a knife if they had to write out all that stuff!!!
:-)Rocky
Posted by: GCTom41
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/04/19 03:57 PM
Ten Years!!! LOL
Tom Flynn
Posted by: LarryWW1246
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/06/19 08:47 AM
Somebody is writing it all out...just look at your shop invoice!
Larry
Posted by: TonyLaPetri
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/06/19 09:18 AM
Sometimes, you're lucky enough to get a personal message from
Scott himself!!!!!
Posted by: Eric
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/06/19 09:24 AM
Tony, DW is better with abbreviations....he misspelled Red Sox.
Posted by: Windsor
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/06/19 01:41 PM
Tony: haha, that's awesome.
Posted by: LarryWW1246
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/07/19 08:42 AM
Admiring the really sharp grind lines and the overall finish of your 14!
Larry
Posted by: Chief
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/10/19 07:48 PM
Outstanding! LOL
Posted by: coachblalock
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/18/19 06:12 PM
Who can guess which is the shop's writing, and which ain't?
Posted by: pappy19
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/18/19 07:20 PM
The second one is not shop, and is a bbq order.
Pap
Posted by: Windsor
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/18/19 09:02 PM
If that's a BBQ order, that's worse than some people ordering coffee at StarBucks.
Posted by: coachblalock
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/18/19 11:01 PM
The second one might get used to CUT some BBQ!
The 2nd one looks as though Aaron may have been wrapping that one. He uses an "eye-friendlier" printing style than Scott (Ha-Ha)!
Best, Capt. Chris
Posted by: Eric
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/20/19 08:16 AM
What does the "R" stand for on this one? I think its and R.
Eric,
Let me see the knife and sheath & I can probably tell you. It could be red micarta. Is the handle red micarta?
Best, Capt. Chris
PS: It looks like a 5" Jack Crider Special to start with.
Posted by: Eric
Re: Randall feature abbreviations - 06/20/19 08:37 AM
Yes, Capt. Chris it does have Red Micarta. Thanks again!