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  1. 06-12-2011, 11:51 AM #41
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    Now that is pretty darn cool! It is, as I suspected, a full-tang Model #14 with a Model #18 blade grind - but what makes it unlike any other Model #14 that I've seen, and I've seen quite a few, is the drilled-through Model #18 style hilt. I've had several Model #14's with this type of hilt, but never one with the Model #18 lanyard holes - very cool, thanks for sharing this!

    Here are few...

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  2. 06-13-2011, 07:49 AM #42
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    Damn, that is a unique and sexy looking #14.

    Here is my most recent one. It was an instant favorite for me.
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  3. 06-13-2011, 05:32 PM #43
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    Very cool #14. I really like the leather handle with #14-style finger grips.
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  4. 06-13-2011, 07:59 PM #44
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    That's a very cool knife Ron, I likeky!

    Here's one you don't see often - a seven spacer stacked leather handle, also with finger grooves. An old pic, I'll reshoot it when time permits...

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  5. 06-13-2011, 08:51 PM #45
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    Thank you. I love that knife configuration.

    I am going to order another direct from the shop soon. I went back and checked the balance and feel on all my other Randall's and this one is the ultimate #14 I own.

    Specifying a symmetrical or asymmetrical guard is an option isn't it?
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  6. 06-13-2011, 08:56 PM #46
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    I've been a folder guy the past couple of years but these are real head turners! thanks for posting and turning me on to these!
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  7. 06-13-2011, 09:34 PM #47
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    KE, glad you're enjoying! Ron, are you talking about a single hilt, vs. double hilt? If so, yes, a single (Model #5 style) hilt can be ordered on a RMK Model #14 and Model #14 CDT last time I checked...

    Here are some examples...(I can't find a single knife photo of the single hilt #14, but it's shown in the group shot above at the four o'clock position) - on a side note, I've kept photos of almost all the 800+ RMK's I've owned, and it's pretty damn depressing to go back and look at what I once owned, but no longer do...

    The Clip Point #14 was pretty unusual, but an option still available...

    14_STCP.jpg14_CMPSSNSFGS.jpg
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  8. 06-14-2011, 11:48 PM #48
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  10. 06-15-2011, 07:41 AM #50
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    I was just thinking of one of those type of cases the other day.
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    OK, I finally got all the Randalls in the same room and snapped a few pics. Here they are keeping company with a Bark River and a Chris Reeve. I just hope the purists don't lynch me for the dirt and marks on the 23 on the left.

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    How do you like using that 28? Thinking of getting one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arakiel View Post
    How do you like using that 28? Thinking of getting one.
    I just got it and have yet to inaugurate it, but it feels fantastic in the hand. That border patrol style grip is hard to beat.
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    Mamum, lovin' that Model #18 set-up!

    Just for rainy day grinds, some Model #20's...old and new.

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    I just bought this one.





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    Nice knife, nice options, well done!
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    I just got this model 15 in last weekend. It sports: CDT w/stag handle, right hand finger grooves, all black spacers, brass flat top single hilt, thong hole, thumb grooves, stainless blade w/top bevel sharpened. It's a copy of a forum build from last year that I just had to have. Hope you like it too. I would have taken more pictures but my camera battery died and now my camera isn't working.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Melvin-Purvis View Post
    Mamum, lovin' that Model #18 set-up!

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    Thanks bud, I had to shell out a few hundred for the 3 piece walking staff that can be attached to the #18 for a spear. Still can't justify the cost but had to have it!
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