2 can play at this game! Let's see yours! My list is lengthy but I sure wanna' see your "Fighters".
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris
PS: Here's a "starter":
RMK Model #2-5"
Stainless, etc...and handle of Narwhal
CCS

I believe we are going to have some great knives coming up! Excellent topic Capt.
Walker

What a beauty!

Here's one of mine.
RMK Model 1 6" Sambar stag Nickel silver guard, collar and butt cap.

My RMK 1-7
SS, Saw Teeth,
Stag, Finger Grooves,
Thinned/Rounded Brass Butt Cap,
Wrist Thong

When you're talking "Fighters," you can't be more fighter than Joe's great RANDALL RECON!

My one and only “Fighter”. A Model 15 that I got from Buxton Knives a few years back. It didn’t come with the wrist thong hole originally, so on a trip back to Florida, I dropped by the shop and had them add it:

Fighting Fifteens

............

Thanks everyone for the responses, thus far. Pappy stole my thunder. "Micarta Monday" was my next stroke...(Great minds)...
Best, Capt. Chris

4-6 Fighter Red Blue and Maroon Micarta

Model #14 CDT & Model 1 8"

A couple of USBP model 14's

"I ain't got time to bleed..."

Oldtimer, like me.

Mabry Fighter

16-7 SP1 AGM Brown Stitched Sheath

Captain, thems are fightin' words.

So, here is a customer's new arrival in a stag mounted Model 12-9"-#14G.

AND a "One of One" Model 14-CDT "on steroids", according to the former Authorized Randall Dealer that sold it to me at Blade Show 2022. It started out as a 12-9-#14G at the Shop, but an "uh-oh" (steel flaw) moment turned it into a Model 14 CDT-mounted in resin ivory & N/S "furniture".

:-)Rocky

Rocky, that one is stunning. Wow!

Pap

thanks!!

:-)Rocky

Fighter Friday members,
For your viewing pleasure, my #12-9", Sportsmans Bowie"...Brass Back-N-Ivory. Maurice Johnson, tight-stitched, roughback sheath with appropriate grey stone. Hope you like it.
Thanks, Capt. Chris

That's a beauty!

Tom Flynn

Fighting #3

back in the day when the shop would do it....

:-)Rocky

Would do what?

Ivory...Like this'un!
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris

you got it Capt!!!

:-)Rocky

here's one of my dad's....he had a bunch Randall's stolen, then hidden inside a wall of a commercial development...they were found about 10 years later, with substantial water damage....his name was engraved on a couple, and the city of Atlanta being a bit smaller at the time....they returned them....

:-)Rocky

Plain & simple

Well her ya’ go. I always like carrying a back-up, if possible. With all the fighting I do I don’t tend to use my ivory as it seems easier to remove the blood from other material. Always helps me to review THE BOOK before, too.

Duke!!! Your such the killer!! hope you don't get my blood!!

:-)Rocky

My Mod. 1 Vietnam era beauty.

Nr 1 6"

I'm baaack!
Been "on the road" a couple of days. I thought, seeing as how we see so many cool, tricked-out. fighters...it would be nice to appreciate one that's "fairly" basic. Brass butt cap is about it for options.
Stay Sharp...and Happy Fighter Friday!
Capt. Chris

Very classic.

Pap

Hey Cap ... nice one!!

Here's another classic. Stainless only option. I think
this was the 3rd Randall I bought.
Mint, never used/carried and
only been in the sheath once or twice

I think this one is about as basic as it gets.

Here's a fighter:

Good-lookin' stuff getting posted up here, thanks. Here's one of my favorite Bowies, both model and options. The 6 inch "Sportsmans" Bowie" is a little harder to make than all of the others because there is "no choil"...just like in the old days. The blade has to be finished (& sharpened) all the way to the hilt!
This one's in stainless, all tricked brass hardware, Old Yeller handle and a Maurice Johnson sheath.
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris

Fighter Friday.

How about a Sportsman in ironwood?

USBP #033 and #002 model 14

neat one

Crutch,

Do you know the history of the Camillus?


Alan

No I don't. It is shop etched with a name, but there are numerous examples with the same name from the period, but no way to determine which one it is.

what do you mean by "camera"?

Crutch,

I edited it. Auto correct and I have a love-hate relationship.

Alan

Stuck in the shop with Long-Hauler-Relapse. Why not post pics...right?
Model #1-8
* Stainless
* Heavy brass double hilt
* #18 (holes)
* Brass-n-black spacers
* Bone linen micarta
* Commando-shaped
* Wrist thong
* Model "C" sheath
Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris

Combat Companion

another sold.... hope I haven't posted prior

:-)Rocky

RMK/BMK- Model #1-7" with Mosaic Mammoth tooth handle and BMK medallion in the butt. Happy "Fighter Friday" everybody!
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris

Looks great, Cap!
Walker

If you hadn't said what it was, I would have said it was a synthetic material. Crazy.

It is...mammoth chips

Ahhhh, I didn't think it looked natural. What is the base material?

Acyrlic?

Here is an example of Mammoth tooth, cross-cut on a knife:

Now!, that's some Mammoth!! Great work by the James Gang!

It's Friday again....
Model #4-6-"F" with matching brass hardware and a wrist thong.
(Let's see yours)
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris

A 'non catalog' sample -

Model 1-7"
Leather Commando Handle.

:-)Rocky

.

Fresh in from the shop:

Very nice, Rob!

Here's a Nr. 1 with 6" blade.

And more nice knives!
Thanks y’all.
Walker

16 SP1 SF rb Micarta

Model #1-7 in FWI!
Enjoy, Capt. Chris

Couple of nice ones fellas!

Very nice y’all. I like that FWI for sure.
Walker

A gift from Miss Gail on our 10th Anniversary...

Melts my butter.

Iranian Dagger: The handle is polypearl!
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris

Wow that is pretty nice!

Tom Flynn

Very unusual.
When was that done?

Early 90's or so...
Thanks,
Capt. Chris

I think Rhett stidham had that knife for awhile. I saw it at the NY custom knife show around 2000.

A 'Special Fighter' from an auction here some years ago.

Model #12-6", "Sportsmans Bowie" in flame walnut.
Have a good weekend everybody,
Capt. Chris

Very nice indeed!
Walker

Beautiful Walnut!

Tom Flynn

Captain,

Nice piece of walnut on that knife.

Alan

Model 14 Ready to Rumble

1-7 Green Micarta used as intended

Happy "FIGHTER FRIDAY" members!
7 inch, reduced hilt stiletto!
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris

Cap,

That reduced hilt really makes that two a sleek classic.

Tom Flynn

Fighter Friday!
Here's hoping no member actually "has" to use theirs today!
...RMK Model #1-8", stainless, nickel silver double hilt and butt cap, green micarta handle (commando)- Red, white & blue spacers, wrist thong.
Have a good weekend,
Capt. Chris

She's a beaut Capt! While there's an off chance I might "have" to use mine today it won't be for it's intended purpose...unless my freeze dried dinner package puts up a fight

RMK Model #4-6-"F" (for "Fighter") in my bone linen micarta and more goodies also! Let's see "your" Friday Fighter!
Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris

Here's my fighter for small fights.

I like that fighter with bone linen.
Anyone have a resin ivory 4-6f? I like that fighter for “smell fights” too!
Walker

16 SP1 Maroon Micarta

I like the maroon.
Walker

Thanks Walker

Fighter Friday:
Hope y'all have a good weekend. We got 4 3/4" of water yesterday so anything'll be an improvement>
Model #12-6", Sportsmans Bowie, dressed up with red & blue micarta! With no finger choil and sharpened all the way back to the hilt, This, "MUCH-OVER-LOOKED" fighter is deadly!
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris

4-6 fighter that I ordered directly from the shop some years ago.

It arrived earlier this week.

12-6 LBB AGM

Model #1 with a Leather Commando Handle.

AGM Handle

15 subdued

Happy "Fighter Friday" members,
Here's a 6 inch Model #1 with brass reduced hilt...and other "stuff".
Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris

It's that day again. 8 inch Model #1 in musk ox!
Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris

Happy "FIGHTER FRIDAY" members!
Here ya' go...outta' The Captain's "STASH". Sold in the Randall catalog in the 60's, it's a Fairborn, British Commando Dagger (Dirk) and a Johnson's RB, "split-loop" (pancake if you will) black sheath.
Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris

Another surprise to me.
I like the Fairbairn and Fairbairn-Sykes knife and the association with Randall Made Knives.
My first awareness of the knife was when it was described in the W.E.B. Griffin book Semper Fi, (The Corps, Book 1).
PFC Kenneth J. McCoy defends himself with Baby Fairbairn in a fight with 3 Italian Marines in Shanghai, January 2, 1941.
Great book series and a vivid description of the knife and the damage McCoy does with it during the fight.

Thanks for the quick history lesson.

Here's one in the ivorite material.

And another nice one.