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Folding Knife Discussion
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Yes sir. That they do! Amazing selection.
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Folding Knife Discussion
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desert snake I guess no matter what your preference is,Victorinox pretty well has a SAK to suit your needs They are nice little geems,probably the most popular/used knives out there. Wayne
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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I don't, but that is beautiful!
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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Originally Posted By: maxqThe 8-4 with the scrim work is in my collection. Cool! Thank you for joining and telling story, it is great to hear from the owner By any chance, do you have the second knife that Cooper photographed?
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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Originally Posted By: maxqThe 8-4 with the scrim work is in my collection. I bought it from James Gates. He had Rick Bowles put it on his website a few years back now. I dug up who had it made originally...a gentleman out of Petoskey, Michigan by the
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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The 8-4 with the scrim work is in my collection. I bought it from James Gates. He had Rick Bowles put it on his website a few years back now. I dug up who had it made originally...a gentleman out of Petoskey, Michigan by the name of Tom Symons. He ow
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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RMK #19 re-handled by BMK
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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I really like the Model 8-4 with Whale Tooth and Scrim. Where is it now, I wonder?
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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I always thought the dealer could order the custom scales, It looks like I messed something up again Ill go reread the whole model #10 thread. Update - I think I found it, if the rules have not changed. I actually remembered wrong, for some reason
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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That's news to me...but I would defer the correct answer to Dirty H20 Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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Rick Bowles explained the Randall 1911's to me way back when. General Randall designed the 1911's as the first all-stainless 1911. He tried to get the Army to buy it for jungle warfare. When setting up the company to manufacture the 1911, he talked w
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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The thread has drifted a bit but all those thoughts are right on the money. Getting back to the LCP stuff. I went to the range yesterday with the LCP 22lr and ran a number of drills with it. Much cheaper with 22lr ammo than 380 ammo even with my rel
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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Top dog You got that right.
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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The Randall stainless 1911s were made on the other coast, surprisingly.
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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My Randall Made Stanaback knife...with my Randall Firearm..no RMK didn't make the firearm...at least I don't think so.
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Folding Knife Discussion
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I have the Explorer. The magnifying glass is very handy I recently touch the new Alox knives. They finally made clips and liner locks on the small knives. I really liked them. Also they replaced the can opener with a serrated hook
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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Wayne Brother you hit the nail on the head with a big hammer about representatives in Gov't.
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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It seems that lawmakers focus on things and not people who do bad stuff. Representatives in Gov't do not represent the people anymore but put their own ideas into play. Top Dog
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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Family and the ability to do outdoor activities in the summer months makes for a pretty good draw.
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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Makes you wonder why live in Colorado if you are a gun owner but if you are into marijuana that's a different story!!!!!
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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Colorado went a different route with their laws. August 1 you have to take a 16 hour course with a State approved instructor, then, you get a permit to buy a semi-auto firearm. Then, the State published a 100-page list of banned firearms, which inclu
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Randall Made Knives
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That looks very good. I would do the same things. Maybe someday.
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Randall Made Knives
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A friend of mine has this setup. Really interested in seeing it up close. I didn't know there was a Maglite Solitaire flashlight there
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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I had one of the first Walther P-22s and it was very ammo finnicky. I later put a TAC-65 suppressor on it and it even functioned with standard velocity ammo. Now,in my state, Any threaded bbl pistol is considered an assault weapon and is pretty muc
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Blades, Bullets & Bows
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The Red Dragon was more flashy, and it appealed to the younger shooters. I was an early buyer of the Walther P22 with Gemtech Outback Suppressor. It took some testing to find ammo that it liked. Ended up using CCI Mini Mags and everything worked as
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