Thank-You Capt., I was wondering..

Sweet rig. congrats!

Another 14 'user' ... twin brother in Afghanistan recently. Actually same knife was previously pictured in Vietnam and other interesting places in the world the last 40+ years, note riveted sheath, etc. Picture has portions deleted for obvious reasons.

This is my Model 14 that I got back in the early 80's:

Cool Mick!
Is that green micarta or the old black?
Tony

Thanks!

That is the old black micarta....It is the first Randall I have owned and I have used this one the most....

Mick, nice knife. I like the spear point style.

There's a great article in the latest "The Backwoodsman" magazine (May/June) with the title "The Randall #14, A Warriors Tradition", by Dan Shechtman. If you all don't have The Backwoodsman magazine on your list, you should, lots of great outdoorsy stuff that you won't find anywhere else. One year rate is $23 at Backwoosman Magazine, P.O. Box 1740, Fulton, TX 78358, email bwmmag@cobridge.tv. Pap tested and approved.

Here is my Model#14 that I purchased a few months ago. I relly like the beefy blade on the 14's. Not only is this a great fighter, I think it would serve just as good around the camp. The year book is back from the good ole days when most of us could probally get out of bed without something hurting. I hope you enjoy.

That's a real nice Model 14, Jimmy. It similar to one I just delivered to a SF Sargent at Fort Bragg who's going to take it with him on his next tour in "the sandbox". His was the same except no finger grooves.

His came with the standard "C" sheath.

I didn't think anything slowed down Rangers, Jimmy. Not even age.