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#117691 - 03/31/14 01:02 PM Re: My Randall's ***** [Re: Guido_Bitossi]
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I no longer own them, but here is an assortment of Drop Points. Each are unique look at the tapered tangs.




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#117696 - 03/31/14 08:00 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: tunefink]
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Interesting how the earliest one with the finger grips has a noticeably thicker tang with only a slight taper towards the end.
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#117697 - 03/31/14 08:44 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: crutchtip]
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Actually Joe… I have always been a little suspicious about that knife given one of it's previous owners. cool cool
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#117712 - 04/01/14 05:38 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: tunefink]
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Can you expand on that comment? I don't know what you mean by "suspicious", but it looks exactly like mine, which I bought, personally, from Randall Shop showcase in 1977.

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#117713 - 04/01/14 06:20 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: Fairbairn]
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I am just poking fun at Crutchtip….. he used to own the knife. It's 100% legit.

Sorry for any concern.
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#117716 - 04/01/14 07:53 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: tunefink]
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I was not concerned. On the contrary, I was attempting to,provide a measure of assurance. These are great little knives, which, to me, were extremely unusual, as I had never seen a full tang Randall, with a pouch type sheath. Mine , however just sits on a wall, as my hands are a bit too large to accommodate it. Sorry if I misunderstood.

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#117717 - 04/01/14 08:47 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: Fairbairn]
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Everybody mis-understands Mitchell. No apologies needed. He's used to it.
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#117951 - 04/15/14 06:34 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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This one arrived on my doorstep today. It's from the recent Amoskeag auction. There were actually two of these in the auction. I bid on both but only got one. I really like it.


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#117953 - 04/15/14 06:40 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: Buckspen]
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Beautiful dph, Buck.
That's one of my dream knives right there.
Just spectacular. Congratulations on the score!
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#125708 - 03/27/15 06:25 PM Re: My Randall's [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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Originally Posted By: Captain Chris Stanaback
Everyone,
Peter's knife has, what is now called, a "single finger grip" handle shape. This was the most common handle shape for the "Drop Point Hunter". Gary & I have both used these knives (before they were scarce) to gut, skin & clean whitetails. They do a remarkable job! GTR, like me, has moved on to the Model #26-4", "Pathfinder" since those mid 80's days.
Dave Griffin was the Randall shop supervisor (Scott's position) for quite some years back in this time period. Although Dave had fallen out of favor with many in the Randall shop, a good many folks still refer to this handle shape as a "Griffin" handle.
Call it what you like, the drop point hunter was a knife I would love to see the shop bring back! Thanks to all for an interesting topic.
Best, Capt. Chris
PS: This is just a wild-ass guess, but I would venture to say Peter's "DP" is handled in Ironwood!


So is that something an authorized dealer might conjure up as a "Dealer's Special" somewhere down the line? (provided the Dealer Special program has not been permanently axed?)

.....although I'd prefer to see it as a re0entry into their regular lineup, for continuing availability reasons.


Edited by Joe Tousignant (03/27/15 06:27 PM)

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