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I did cut the top gaurd of my 14. Feels much more utilitarian.

Great outdoor knife photography - thank you!

Great to see people using RMK. Wonderful pictures
as well.

Nice pictures, and knives too.

all with my iPhone only
Thanks

NICE Randalls.

Cool Pics!

If you are using an iPhone or iPad (and other brands), try out "Snapseed" by Google for photo editing.

Wonderful results with a "smartphone".

Great photo!

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Yes I do baton small kindling size pieces from logs. I do not SPLIT logs with a knife this size. Now choppers like my Battle Rat yes guilty as charged

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Cool onions!

The BP handle on the camp configuration Model 15 appears to be shaped to be more comfortable in a hand with shorter fingers.
Is this correct? It resembles the diameter of a Model 28 handle which I find to be very ergonomic for my size hand.

(Really fine looking knife, BTW!)

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Very nice!! Bet it was good eating.

Pap

Nice, I only have the guts to use a compound on a live one!

40 yard shot, he went down and stayed down!

If you don't have time to practice every week than the compound is the way to go. Traditional archery takes a lot of dedication and time. I know I've even used compounds when some years are crazy busy and I can't practice a lot. Also you can't be a horn Hunter lol. If your a meat Hunter and just enjoy the woods time trad is the way to go.

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It's so rewarding using a Randall knife. They are true work horses. They are great cutters. I enjoy other makers knives who put such a tough edge angle for strength but they don't cut as good as these do. And after all , a knifes main use is to cut..... ][/url]

I'm waiting on a triathlete so I can edc a Randall. can't wait. Should be here in October.

I used to EDC a Randall Triathlete for several years.
I bought the knife at a Gun & Knife Show locally and with a clean-up on the knife and a touch-up on the blade it worked very well in my vehicle as needs came up. Paracord, heater hose, fixing a broken wire in a harness. A real user.

The the car was stolen with the knife in the glove box so that was the end of that specific EDC knife.

You will like it, it is a work horse. If you want to make it a bit prettier, put some scales on it like others have done on the forum. Mine was original.

Tom V.

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Here's one of my Model 7's in use.

forgot to add file.

Nice. I was starting to think I was the only one who uses them! How do you like that 7?

I like Model 7's the best. Not too big, handle well. Here is the same knife when it was listed by Steve Peters as I purchased it. Before it was lightly "pickled" and put to good use, I might add

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Good shot, good knife and great eating. Great pics as well!!

Pap

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Always a good Thanksgiving when you get to use your Randall Carving Set!

And that's how God intended a Turkey to be carved!

Oh yeah, excellent! !

Pap

Beautiful Carving Set, Art, and a very nice job on the carving.

Tom V.

Love the carving set pics. They look like very elegant table ware.

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Cut it Out: that is a cool knife. I liked it so well, I just bought one. about 30 minutes ago. don't have your photo skills, so this is the ad pic.

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You should get a piggy back sheath and carry those two together. Cool combo.

Greg was making a combo sheath about a year ago. IIRC a model 14 w/ the Tri piggy backing on the backside of the sheath.
It was a cool set-up....

That sounds like a cool rig, and would really make sense for these 2 knives!

If you could find one of these on ebay, that's the way to go! Greg hasn't made these in many years though and the are scarce!

He was doing one like that last year Bill, but the Tri pouch was on the backside.

That would be a strange looking one I would think?

cut it out:

how well does the strap on your sheath hold your knife with the top hilt removed? of course you have the nylon straps to go over the handle if needed. cool setup.
max

Honestly I carry it backwards. Or on my left side than its ok. It's not ideal but I will find a right hand sheath somewhere I'm sure.

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Cool picture. Where is it?

Pap

Looks like Pennsylvania. Eric

Indeed it is PA. at my cabin on the back porch

Cut, beautiful place!
You have wonderful pictures, very nice.
I took a few desktop wallpaper


I have an idea to make a CD purely for yourself - all photos
that are on the forum, with the signatures of who owns,
what configuration, what year production and other
information. Sometimes I want to review the old photos,
but they disappeared((
But so far only the stored pictures without the system
in multiple folders.
Interestingly, someone does the same thing for yourself?

Desert snake thanks for comments, but the last part you totally lost me. Lol. Idk what any of that means. Lol. I'm so bad with tech talk

Desert.snake, Your English is very good. When is The Russian Federation independence day (Is it May 1st)??.

The U.S.A. celebrates its 240 birthday tomorrow, the 4th of July.

Eric

Eric,
In fact, I know very bad, translator helps, but not always.

Very good, I congratulate all of you!

Beautiful round date. By the way, it was possible to make a knife of forum dedicated to this date, or the next

We Independence Day June 12.
He was introduced quite recently, in 1992))
shortly before the collapse of the USSR


But the fact that we exist for a long time, officially since 862, when we officially took Christian cross (998).

Privately - many thousands of years. But this is a separate
big topic, where, unfortunately, a lot of lies and hoaxes,
dictated by the big policy.
Briefly - was the empire of the ancient Aryans,
which was located at the north pole (when it was warm),
when resources are depleted, the climate began to change - Aryans settled all over Europe (example Etruscans), reached India and Egypt
(warrior caste and Brahmins - the descendants of the Aryans).
For the most part, we all their little splinters,
sufficient to carry out genetic examination and analyze the languages and manuscripts.

Sergey

Hello, Sergey Knives are all our passion. I know it is mine. Thanks for starting that Bagwell thread. I enjoyed that. Eric

Back from Africa! Trapper worked well along with my Colt Sauer .375 H & H Magnum.

Tom Flynn!

Oh very nice!

More pictures Tom. Please.

Ronnie,

It was so busy in Africa that was the only pic I took with my Randall # 25-6; the waxed pouch sheath was the way to go. Really secured the knife well, we were going through some really nasty stuff. Everything had thorns-from brush to bushes to trees, etc. They were nasty.

Tom Flynn

Tom,
The photo appears to look like a #25-5"?
Capt. Chris
PS: 6 inch Model #25's are not offered with a "pouch", be it waxed or not...CCS

Thanks for the correction-as soon as I sent it, I should have corrected it! The memory is getting fragile, I guess!

Tom Flynn

2 much African wine...????

Or not enough!!!

Tom that is a dream of mine....to go on a hunt in Africa.

Tom,

Late to respond; sorry did not see the first post. You did exceptionally well in Africa. Thank you for all the pictures and stories of your trip. Good to hear the S&B scope lived up to expectations. Lucky guy; cork a bottle and toast yourselves!

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Great job. Invite for dinner? LOL

lol. Awe no..... But they sure are pretty honestly. See a lot of them here.

Super!

A pair of fast pics on a table tennis table on the street

Good monochrome still-life (painting style), titled "Knife And Table".

No streetside table tennis here. No streetside anything except stumbling drug addicts and alcoholics. Not even bus shelters, only a sign, and the odd person standing in 95°/100% humidity knee high grass waiting.

Actually very close to the truth.
People are full of disappointment from unfulfilled dreams and the inability to change anything.
Disappointment in life. From this often begins drug abuse and alcohol abuse.

If you "travel" around the map Google - viewing the streets, it is clearly visible.

https://www.google.ru/maps/@53.2051256,50.2712001,3a,90y,177.33h,101.29t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sFCA3Y9ft0n7KACy1w6pYCQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656?hl=ru&authuser=0

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That is a great looking Model 14. I really love the work on the hilt that you did! I am hoping the Model 15 I ordered based on your 15 turns out as good looking.....

Our son got married a couple of weeks ago. I gave him my old Model 14 as a wedding gift and they used it to cut the cake...

Cool!

Guido's daughter was recently married and used a carving set to cut the cake.

Great stuff guys!

I have it on good authority that Little Bears are GREAT cake cutters as well....

You're walking a dangerous line, LOL

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh................

Warren,
He is about to trip over the line!!!
I'll flatten the tires on his truck.

For tire flattening I recommend a 12-9 14 grind with finger grips!

Billy,

You have one of those?

I received a #10-7" NASA from Captain Chris! I took it to our favorite Greek restaurant and the owner tested it out on the gyro... as expected it worked flawlessly

Cousin.... "Don't look at me in that tone..."

Nice!!! and..... It's a user!!!!!

Cousin,
Nice knife!!If it was 2 inches shorter he could
stand closer and make a cleaner cut!!

Thank you Steve and B.P. !!

Now there are real souvlaki's, I spend two years in Crete and must have eaten hundreds if not thousands of those puppies. feta cheese and what ever is in that huge roll of meat.

super knife and a great tool for that beautiful thin slice of the meat.

max

Nice work James. You have the other sizes too? Also translation for those that don't know, Billy doesn't do 10-7's. He made that quite clear to me at Blade

Yes Becky got me the 3 inch drop point. =)

Lucky man. Hope the 10-5 will complete the trifecta.

Model 10-5 with NASA insulator is beautiful!

Tried put the boxes and old T-shirts under the jacket
to make something like a stepped pyramid.
In order not to litter the forum with photos, I will show 3 pieces,
the rest here - https://postimg.org/gallery/khfu3l7y/

Honestly, I do not know what to choose. Sometimes I think I had to take a newer jacket))
to have a richer blue color

A nice older #10-5, snake, I really like it. They are great users. Congrats!

Thank you!

That is a great looking 10-5 Snake!

I have a 10-3 with the red micarta scales that gets a lot of use. I would love to have a 5" and a 7" to complete the set....

Mick, it is perfectly! I hope you get them


A couple of days ago I discovered some unusual settings
of the camera - if you hold the target for a long time,
then the light spot dims slightly, and the dark one
becomes even darker automatically))

I went fishing with my friends, however, we did not catch anything special,
but we had a good rest))





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Great pics! It is nice to see Randalls out in the wild.....

It is too hot today to fish (at least for my likin').

So I thought I'd spend today sharpening my "Filet Knives".

I am a new member to this forum, but not new to Randall Made Knives. I have been coming to this forum for quite some time now. I love reading all of the posts and viewing all of the pictures. I have learned so much from this forum and finally decided to join. I thought a good first post would be to show off my main user knife. I have been wanting to upgrade my user knife, but this dang thang just keeps going! Not the prettiest, but very useful for deer, rabbit, squirrel, bass, catfish, camping, hiking, you name it. I will probably only ever upgrade once I've sharpened it so many times that there's nothing left of the blade. Thanks for looking. I plan to make more posts in the future of some of my other Randalls.

Welcome Nate. Nice first post. Looks like that knife had a busy life. Tell us a bit more; when did you acquire it? Nice to see an old war horse still on the job.

I've had that knife for about a year now. Bought it used on Ebay. Didn't come with correct sheath. Came with the JP Knives sheath pictured. I think it was advertised as a 4-4 but looks to me a 7-4.5 that was sharpened down to a 7-4. I've carried it almost everyday since I bought it. It was very dull wgen I got it. It took a very nice edge and holds it well.

Well you're putting it to good use. Trust me it's a growing addiction. Good luck and enjoy the ride.

this one's going on my hip in the spring:

That will come in handy roaming around on the Ponderosa. Love it!!

hope you don't loose it!!

:-)Rocky

not unless I lose my pants, which is not likely. Now... 30 years ago...

Miles,

Title of the thread says it all.
On your hip is fine. No pants (TMI) Too much information.

I came back to this thread to enjoy seeing other folks using their Randalls and saw that I needed to replace my earlier photos:

Great blades!

I get hungry when I watch that tasty looking meat being cut with the 12-9 14 grind.

I thought we were going to get piccies of Snake Steaks on the Barbie..