My all time favorite













Semper Fi Gunny, Rest in Peace

Doug

Here's one in a brass back with a clip point.

AWSOME KNIVES! Every one of 'em.
Tony

Pales in comparison to the ones above but it's my favorite #12-9/14. Did I mention it was my only #12-9/14?



Thanks Jesse for keeping this going!

Nice knives Gentleman & Doug

See Ya, Chief

Chief,The mammoth handle Randall is one of the most spectacular Randalls I have ever seen.I think I have told you that before on some of your other Randalls.
here is mine.

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When the model #12-9/14 grind was first offered in stainless steel it became the largest Randall blade available in stainless. The bowies are challenging knives to build and crafting them in stainless steel could only add to the time consuming task. Initially, the new stainless version of the model #12-9/14 grind could only be ordered with scrimshaw. This was an effort to mitigate the expected deluge of orders for the new Randall. Perhaps a year or so later, Gary allowed that the requirements for ordering the #12-9/14 grind in stainless could be expanded to include engraving and/or scrimshaw. A short time later the popular "stainless 14 on steroids" was made available without restrictions as a non-cataloged model.
This image below is one of the first of these great knives.

Way cool!!! That is a Beautiful RMK, thanks for sharing Rick!!

See Ya, Chief

Here's mine when I first got it:

And here it is now:

John,
Nice metal work, who did it?
Thanks,
Dan Snyder RKS #5537