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I had the opportunity (while on Spring Break) to visit Randall Knives in Orlando. The place is really quite small and unassuming, but after seeing the knives there I am thoroughly convinced that they live up to thier substantial reputation. They have a knife collection on display, with thousands of folder and fixed blades of every description.
My father is going to buy me a knife once I am at USMA, and I have decided on a model 14 with a single finger grip and a forward curved double guard (like KK on the example page). And the prices are quite reasonable, especially compared to some of the rather expensive FACTORY knives. Works of art.
I also picked up a couple books. One is a huge book detailin the history of Bo Randall and the company he started and the other is a small book titled "The Fighting Knife" (co-athored by Col. Rex Applegate, who used a Model ! for some time).
I highly recommend ti to anyone who will be in the area.
My father is going to buy me a knife once I am at USMA, and I have decided on a model 14 with a single finger grip and a forward curved double guard (like KK on the example page). And the prices are quite reasonable, especially compared to some of the rather expensive FACTORY knives. Works of art.
I also picked up a couple books. One is a huge book detailin the history of Bo Randall and the company he started and the other is a small book titled "The Fighting Knife" (co-athored by Col. Rex Applegate, who used a Model ! for some time).
I highly recommend ti to anyone who will be in the area.