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Pic of my Newest addition

TOMBSTONE

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Okay,lets see if I can post a pic of my latest addition to my collection.I just came back today from Cubeta's Field & Stream with my new knife.They have a nice selection of customs.I hope the pic works,I've never tried posting one before.I just picked up a scanner yesterday which is nice so I can share are photo's of my knives.Thanks,Ralph
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=222958&a=4641920

How do you guy's get the pic to actually post on the page instead of a clickable address.Can someone tell me how to do it? Thanks,Ralph


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Nice
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Everyone needs at least one Randall.
 
Oh by the way the pic is of a Randall Model
16 special fighter with Stainless blade,nickel silver foward recured hilt,and
Border patrol handle,came with a model A sheath w/ sharpening stone pouch.
 
Tombstone, congrats on the new toy. I've been to Cubetas, nice selection, but their prices - OUCH!
 
Nice scan . I'm glad you found your way there. I don't find the prices at Cubetas extremely high. Like most dealers they mark up the Randalls but most of the other knives are near the makers price. Buying a knife there is a lot less expensive than the overall cost of attending a show. Most of us spend the cost of a knife or a couple knives just to go to a show. So if it was something I really wanted i wouldn't mind paying a premium.
 
Actually I agree with Tom.I didn't really find the prices overly high,not at least with the handmades and customs anyway.I paid $345.00 for the knife.When I added the extras to the base price of the #16 it wasn't that far off of what you would pay from an official dealer or Randall themselves and that was from a 1999 price list .It was nice to be able to actually handle all the knives before buying to get a feel for whats most comfortable,and best of all no long wait.Thanks for the replies,Ralph


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