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We welcome everyone and the community is free, so sign up today and be part of the M14 Forum family. Thank You Very Much. It is a fine knife, Top condition, and one that will keep the I in the center of my collection. The original owner, Nick, is a bit of a grandfather to me and he is now one of those old guys who see my children in town to and so. They say that they want you to send your knife in need of a new coat, so that it can be mounted to the replacement vagina; because, as you say, each jacket is one-of-a-kind; as your knife. And here is a photo of 2010 was introduced as a new stainless steel stamp, keep in mind to speak but KK is on the knife design and I am referring to the tang stamp. Neighbors, you accept my shipping costs if I asay'm starting to consider me in the light, a pirate, or a mercenary. If you've come this far, my real question is why, with the apparent interest in Randall's, it's not more interest in this forum. As our Timeline; I think Jim Nowka over at KFC a few left, but they're certainly the last of them.we can do a 3. Output at the end of the year, but focus on our hardcover book now (almost done, Ron, almost done). An old friend of mine who is over 80 years old, gave me his old model 12-6 Little Bear Bowie, his wife user Randall ordered a custom back in the mid 1960's, at least that is what he remembers. As for the knife itself, if it were me I would use a corrosion-lifting product such as Flitz or Semi-chrome lift all the crud you put it, it sit for a few minutes, and you don't wipe - it is a chemical process, a mechanical process. I mean, I want to hand my knife down, and decades from now, don't want the dumb old man that destroyed the old stuff. Per the contract with Randall, not to make or sell, replacement sheath with Randall Snaps, unless you check whether this is an actual Randall knife. Then, if there is no positive answer questions, the Randall to a nice public, well-lit and well-frequented restaurant or coffee bar. I am glad that check-in and provide some pics, banter, and useful nuggets of information (I should have). If it was mine, I would a used toothbrush, some Q-Tips and a soft cloth, the only, the mould and dirt away vagina, carefully and gently, as you go, it new, nor would it want to, also.

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Tell me more | Cookie preferences. The edged weapons forum is for discussion of: military edged weapons Forum - military weapons, bayonets, knives. My father has a holster for his LAR Grizzly, he made 30 years ago, and it is in excellent condition. The stone can be rinsed off with hot water and a mild liquid soap, but stamping no chafing is probably the ink, which IMO would be a big mistake. Bart, in part it is because of this sub-forum is buried in the 'Collector's forums section of the BFC, where it probably belongs, without active Shop-entrance; and partly because the herd is moving on to greener pastures, where you can fill up together with your bellies with tribal wisdom and advice. The jacket is about 30 years old and was beautifully made, and I have always the idea of breaking the glue and do it, hated to fix some rough restitching the problem - in fact I have a tie with a leather thong, the knife in, which means that it is quick draw is accessible Thank you! I'll try and take a few pictures until it's even a little bit, after I put the kids to bed for the night. Jonny. Terms of use Copyright privacy policy x Cookie, and use of data, consent We use cookies to improve your experience on this website so that the ads, which you can view online individually on their online browsing interests.

I'm not a knife guy by any means, but I fight the itch for a high quality classic style knife for no real specific purpose, as I wanted it (and it kind of matches with my M1A and 1911 (and potentially the M1 carbine, I have my eyes on LOL)) I'm thinking about a Randall for a while now (my buddy has 2, to the should come quickly for delivery), thought a couple of times on the order of a, am waiting but getting impatient for the 5-year (was, in fact, specify only on the Randall page again today the viewing of the order). Welcome to the Forum Threads posts Last post New member introductions Post up here and introduce yourself! 4,991 78,630 Hello from the Czech. I'm pretty well known around here for saying that, unless the knife has obvious collector's value, you should use it, and this is no exception. Hi, and welcome. Yes. The model was introduced to the public in 1967; grinding the blade on the first knife is a little different than those who came after them. The knife could have been from the mid-70s, but the jacket, if the original was made post 1990; if the case has buttons RMK-tin-logo-snaps, in contrast to the smooth, Nickel-plated pressure, it is post 1995 production. I found it really interesting and wonder if there is any way to find out more about when it was made. Greg is not about to retire, so that you can make more weapons (to the last of me he has in the works! ), unless his daughter is the craft - you have not made that decision yet. Now, the case for my Randall (model 5) has the little snap-down knife retention strap to be strongly stretched, so the knife is now crashing in constant danger. Sheath cleaning needs, I have some up on that, you should be good, need to clean some of the verdigre from the inside of the snaps. We also have a Randall sub-forum here, and there are some very knowledgeable members that hang in there.