Ankerson
Knife and Computer Geek
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Here is a short review of the Randall 1-7 that I have been working with.
Starting out with some basic kitchen stuff.
750_2541 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2545 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2549 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2550 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
Now on for some field type uses that it would see.
750_2552 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2555 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2559 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2560 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
And after the testing photo.
750_2561 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
It did very well and one would not feel under tooled using it in any way. It performed very well overall.
I feel that 7" is about the ideal blade length for a carry knife in the field. Over the years I found this to be true for me anyway.
The stainless steel held an edge throughout my testing with no issues in use and would still slice phonebook paper easy.
Starting out with some basic kitchen stuff.
750_2541 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2545 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2549 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2550 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
Now on for some field type uses that it would see.
750_2552 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2555 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2559 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
750_2560 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
And after the testing photo.
750_2561 by Jim Ankerson, on Flickr
It did very well and one would not feel under tooled using it in any way. It performed very well overall.
I feel that 7" is about the ideal blade length for a carry knife in the field. Over the years I found this to be true for me anyway.
The stainless steel held an edge throughout my testing with no issues in use and would still slice phonebook paper easy.
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