I think a Randall model 1 would make a nice graduation present for myself...

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heh heh heh.
What are your experiences with them? Seems like some people are afraid to use them.Is that fear justified,or will these knives take whatever I throw at em?
I want to buy a knife,not a name.
 
So MO, you wanna buy a knife and not a name huh? Well, with Randall you are doing both. I have a Randall, and it is a very nice knife for sure. However, I think alot of the price is simply for the name. There are a few grinder mark (scars) in the blade on mine. Grinds are good, although not perfect. There is visible solder on the guard/blade joint. Dont get me wrong, I think they are very solid knives that will serve you well, just dont expect a perfect fit and finish. I have seen (actually own) custom knives that are far nicer in finish than the Randall. My Cooper hunter comes to mind....Mike sells those for a hundred dollars or more cheaper than a Randall, and its a much nicer knife than the Randall.

Owning a Randall for me is a pleasure because I wanted a "Randall", not because it is the nicest knife of its style (its not).

If you make it to the show in April MO, I will bring mine for you to examine and see what I am talking about.



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Congrats, Mo. Better watch out next year at junior high though - the principal probably won't like you carrying knives in his hallways.
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Mo,

Excellent choice, there are many cool looking knives out there, the difference is that Randall Knives actually work well. Put one in your hands and you will see why its a Randall.
 
Never reall seen the atraction of Randel knives myself, must have missed something.

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Why don't you get a Dozier? I know that you're located quite near the Dozier hometown, so it wouldn't be too hard to see the knives first hand. But, that's just my opinion.

Daniel D.
 
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