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- The Randall Made Knives Collectors Forum - BladeForums. com
Here to answer inquiries on all aspects of Randall Made Knives and Randall collecting in general Note: Formerly the Randall Knife Society Forum, now renamed
- Alternatives to Randall Knives. . . . . Suggestions Please.
The other night I was looking st the Randall page and some pics of user submitted personal Randall knives Boy they are just gorgeous I couldn't tell what one I would take if I were given the choice, but some of the ones I like are the Model 1, the 25 with both a 5 and 6 inch blade and some of the "commando" styled blades like the 14,15 and 16
- Randall Made Knives Values - Bushcraft USA Forums
He's not sure of the value of his knives I showed him the Randall website but explained that that was the pricing for the knives, new in box, but also with a 6 year waiting list (!!!) I also explained that the value of the knives to the two dealers would be lower than the value to guys like us who love our knives
- Randall Knives Timeline Knife Reference Guide - Revised 4th Edition . . .
Printed on thin, waterproof synthetic paper, this updated and revised 4th edition of my ever popular Randall Knives Timeline Knife Reference Guide is a handy and useful guide for approximating the age of most standard Randall Made knives produced over the eighty year history of the company, based on various component characteristics used during their manufacture
- Randall knives, are they all that? - BladeForums. com
I have owned about 30 Randall knives over the last ten years, have sold some and given some to my children I even gave one to the local "non-profit" medical organization where my wife used to work It was part of their annual fundraiser auction I took a tax write off and they made about $400 dollars from the sale
- Randall knives - Bushcraft USA Forums
I have a few Randall knives, I keep them primarily as investments The one Randall I used was a Mdl 14 'Attack' in carbon steel 'Used' is kind of a misnomer, abused is more accurate I purchased the knife new from Mr Bo Randall himself just before I deployed overseas
- Randall Lore #007 Spacers tell the age of your Randall
7 spacers all wide 1940's (These knives are rare) 7 spacers, 5 thick, 2 thin Mid Late 1940's to early 1970's Items below are for all Randall handles including leather 5 spacers, 3 thick and 2 thin 1969 to 1976 ** Important These knives have a bright red, red spacer and the center spacer looks a greenish color in sunlight
- Randall vs. other brands - BladeForums. com
Even though other brands may make very good (even excellent) knives, I find that the Randall quality--the shaping, the materials, and the fit to the knife Randall handle--is outstanding The feel of the Randall in the hand is the best of any of the 'clones' that I have held
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