The guy on the right is VERY suspicious!

This is a GREAT picture and a cool thread. I am good with everyone pictured here. Sorry that we lost A.G. last year. All great guys and gals, a couple are very special to me and I am thankful to have them in my life...way beyond knives!

I can't quite match Alan, but I have bought Randall knives from: A.G. Russell, The Captain, Dave, and the shop, plus Steve Z.. All fantastic folks to deal with on Randalls.

I have bought from: Capt. Chris, Rick Bowles, A.G. Russell, Gary Clinton, and Doug Kenefick.

All are first rate men! I’ll be buying from them again.

"... All great guys and gals, a couple are very special to me and I am thankful to have them in my life...way beyond knives!"

From RMK to RMF so to speak; Randall Made Friends. I salute you for that.

Thanks for posting the RMK dealer group photo. I am new to buying and collecting Randall Made Knives, but have managed to acquire and accumulate a nice variety of new production in a few months from Mr. Clinton, Capt. Chris, and Mr. Bowles- whom I know from Colt collecting through gun forums.
I’m glad to be able to put faces to the names, and also to learn of the other dealers in the group as well.
I’m still a babe in the woods learning about RMK’s fine collectible vintage products. However, it seems the reputation in the name is equal to the quality in the knife. My dealer experiences over the last four months needs no improvement. They’re good at what they do and I can tell that they all really like it too.

Definitely YESSSSS.
And these are also the names I propose when someone ask me about buying a randall knife.
BTW, I love that pictures. It's always good to see who is who.
Thanks for posting it

It is the largest assembly of Authorized Randall Dealers thus far, taken at the 2013 Blade Show by Gail Maynard using my Canon 5D MKII camera.

Rick Ward was photographed the next day at his table and I “photoshopped” his head into the picture between Wayne Jordan and Scott Maynard.

This is the final photograph, which Scott and Captain Chris liked so much that they asked for copies for each of the pictured dealers and one for Gary Randall, which now hangs in his office.