Redmeadow Giveaway Winner Announced!!!

[ohen cepel]

Looks like a blade Lewis Millett, the man below would love. He lead the last American bayonet charge in history during the Korean war. Plus, has a great stach!
Awarded the MOH for the Korean action and also served in WWII and Vietnam earning a Silver star, 4 Bronze Stars and the CIB 3 times.

 

[Ron L]

Ron that's just mean, stuffing him in that sweater because he wouldn't buy you a knife!

This is the cowbell I won from Rupe that started it all.
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Mean shmean. The damn dog has shredded my favorite sweatshirt, a work shirt, a t-shirt, five socks and four rolls of toilet paper. He gets what he deserves.

Ahhh, the first cowbell. The annals of written history whose story begins, “Once upon a time, there was a cowbell. It annoyed the missus.....”

 

[Rupestris]

John, if you've never experienced a Yorkie, let me fill you in.

No matter how many people live in the house, a Yorkie will attach itself to one person or an Alpha in the house. Anyone else is a nuisance to the dog.

My wife (and I) have a Yorkie. Elvis.

He lives up my wife's butt. He is her dog and will tell you to your face.

He pee'd in m shoe one day. Didn't miss a drop. I didn't figure it out until I stuck my foot in it on my way out the door.

They are brilliant critters but only if you look at it from the right angle. As the dogs favorite you don't see it. As his enemy, looked at the right way, it reads like the Book of Five Rings and you can do nothing but respect them for their knowledge of how to best you and making it look so simple.

 

[lmleck]

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

John, if you've never experienced a Yorkie, let me fill you in.

No matter how many people live in the house, a Yorkie will attach itself to one person or an Alpha in the house. Anyone else is a nuisance to the dog.

My wife (and I) have a Yorkie. Elvis.

He lives up my wife's butt. He is her dog and will tell you to your face.

He pee'd in m shoe one day. Didn't miss a drop. I didn't figure it out until I stuck my foot in it on my way out the door.

They are brilliant critters but only if you look at it from the right angle. As the dogs favorite you don't see it. As his enemy, looked at the right way, it reads like the Book of Five Rings and you can do nothing but respect them for their knowledge of how to best you and making it look so simple.

They sound similar to the human barnacle known as the Chihuahua!

 

[Rupestris]

They sound similar to the human barnacle known as the Chihuahua!

Do Chihuahuas lose their mind if they think you might harm their favorite?

I can't threaten to toss a living room throw pillow at my wife without Elvis going on point and barking at me like his 8 lb arse can stop me from punting him over the privacy fence.

Like Daisy, Goldie and Kahn, I'll miss the little sh*t when he's gone but, while he lives, we will remain mortal enemies.

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

Do Chihuahuas lose their mind if they think you might harm their favorite?

I can't threaten to toss a living room throw pillow at my wife without Elvis going on point and barking at me like his 8 lb arse can stop me from punting him over the privacy fence.

Like Daisy, Goldie and Kahn, I'll miss the little sh*t when he's gone but, while he lives, we will remain mortal enemies.

Here's a short clip of what it's like when a Chihuahua attaches to it's host.

 

[pease]

The John this is incredibly generous of you what a wonderful why to start the new year. Today was my youngest grandson Zay 7th birthday so we have been busy most of the day. I would be grateful if I won this knife thanks for the chance. And as your rules state as I own one of your knives I would like to use my second chance for my fellow Oregonian Mack thanks again John for the chance and my you have a safe and fun New Year. Greg

 

[Pinemoon]

I appreciate the GAW. That’s an awesome knife.

I bit bigger than my initial knife from you. I would have to step up my game to carry that big one around.

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Gorgeous knife!

Let's start 2020 off the right way.

Winner receives the knife pictured below.

I'll also be gifting memberships.

Post as many times as you want in the thread, you will receive only one entry. (*Exceptions below)

To Enter: Post anything you'd like, a comment, a picture, a video, music, let's have some fun instead of a wall of "I'm in" posts.

Winner will be selected randomly from a list on January 1st.

Anyone that can post is eligible. If you need to Register with Bladeforums, CLICK HERE

I'll cover shipping within the Continental United States. Any one outside of that agrees to pay shipping upon entering.

Common sense rules apply. I will only ship to a person 18 years or older.

*Gift someone in this thread a membership, send me proof and you'll receive an additional entry.

*If you own a Redmeadow Knife you'll receive an additonal entry. Remind me in a post.

Thanks and enjoy the thread, good luck to everyone and Thank You Bladeforums Community.

-John Conner

Now for the knife:

14" OAL
9" Blade
Red Palm handle
Black G10 liners
Bronze pins (textured)
Tapered tang
O1 Steel

Blade has an extremely thin distal taper with swedge and is very light in hand, balance is right at Makers mark.

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Oh MAN!
What a great opportunity to get a unique blade!
Jumpin' jackals, Batman!! What a generous bladesmith you are, Sir John!

IMGP0618 by D P, on Flickr

If I should be so lucky, this piece would go straight on the wall as a display piece, something my collection is currently lacking.
What a beautiful knife.

Cross-draw by D P, on Flickr

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

I see your happy spiders and raise you a creepy one!

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

View attachment 1255973 The John this is incredibly generous of you what a wonderful why to start the new year. Today was my youngest grandson Zay 7th birthday so we have been busy most of the day. I would be grateful if I won this knife thanks for the chance. And as your rules state as I own one of your knives I would like to use my second chance for my fellow Oregonian Mack thanks again John for the chance and my you have a safe and fun New Year. Greg

Good times, those boards look like a lot of fun, I'd kill myself on one, I sucked on a skateboard and that had 4 wheels!

 

[pease]

My son was going to try it but I reminded him of the time I cracked a rib riding his bike.

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

Gorgeous knife!





Oh MAN!
What a great opportunity to get a unique blade!
Jumpin' jackals, Batman!! What a generous bladesmith you are, Sir John!

IMGP0618 by D P, on Flickr

If I should be so lucky, this piece would go straight on the wall as a display piece, something my collection is currently lacking.
What a beautiful knife.

Cross-draw by D P, on Flickr

I've grown to like crossdraw with the Serrano more every day. I've gotten to where I draw and resheath with my left hand mainly.

 

[Pinemoon]

I've grown to like crossdraw eith the Serrano more every day. I've gotten to where I draw and resheath with my left hand mainly.

Yeah, it's a sweet way to go

 

[Melvin-Purvis]

A blast from the recent past...

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

Looks like a blade Lewis Millett, the man below would love. He lead the last American bayonet charge in history during the Korean war. Plus, has a great stach!
Awarded the MOH for the Korean action and also served in WWII and Vietnam earning a Silver star, 4 Bronze Stars and the CIB 3 times.

The CMOH Citation on Lewis Millett is awesome.....

"throwing grenades, clubbing and bayoneting the enemy, while urging his men forward by shouting encouragement."

 

[Melvin-Purvis]

The CMOH Citation on Lewis Millett is awesome...

Mere mortal men will follow the mustache into battle...

 

[NapalmCheese]

Looks like a blade Lewis Millett, the man below would love. He lead the last American bayonet charge in history during the Korean war. Plus, has a great stach!
Awarded the MOH for the Korean action and also served in WWII and Vietnam earning a Silver star, 4 Bronze Stars and the CIB 3 times.

That is a mighty fine mustache, Teddy would approve I think.

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

I traded in my mustache for a beard a couple of months ago


Only one registered user has fallen victim to my membership trap, mwuhahaha

 

[AntDog]

Woot! Always liked your knives since I saw the first one you posted.

However, I probably wouldn’t use it, and I only tend to keep what I use. If my name is drawn please flip a coin and send it to either Dennis or Randy.

Oldest knife I own, just for funsies:

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

"If my gun don't take your evil life, you can bet my Bowie knife wiiiill...."

Great song right there!

please flip a coin and send it to either Dennis or Randy.

Whew! We all remember what happened the last time you played with too many knives....