For me it's 2 lucky grand boys, or maybe one lucky grand boy, or maybe Pap and Memaw and no grand boys until we croak and then they get them all anyway. Haven't decided yet, but they will be users. I don't have many safe queens. Randalls were made to be used; the hardest thing is to decide which one to use. I got up at 5am mountain time and dialed for 30 minutes straight, then went back to sleep. Woke up at 7:30 and dialed 4 times and got Gary. Poor guy had a cold to boot, so he put his time in for sure. We talked a minute or so about retirement. He and I both said we were having too much fun to retire just now, plus I need the extra money for more Randalls!!

Pap

I bought one, and I feel lucky to have gotten it! I don't know yet if I'll make a user out of it, or not. The very first RMK I ever bought I carried around the world, and it was 8-10 years after I bought that first one before I bought another. Now I really just buy 'em because I like 'em!

I'm sure not going to count how many times I hit redial on my 3 office lines and my cell phone to get an answer sometime around 0915, to learn that "all gone". I began trying about 0715---Right now I can't imagine anything else (material)that I would have stayed on the phone lines for while trying to work at the same time. Randall Knife guys are CRAZY!!

Wally,
When you receive it you will quickly realize that it "is" and definately "will be" a user!! Good luck with it.
Best, Capt. Chris

danbrew,
I only took one....left one for another lucky soul!!
:-)Rocky

one sold on flea-bay yesterday for $457.00 Thats only $47.00 more that what I paid from the shop.(Florida residents add 6 1/2% sales tax)

Hi folks. My first post! Got to set up my profile etc. yet. This is a great site! I did get in on the big "phone-in" Monday. Started at home using re-dial for a solid half hour. Then had to drive my daughter to her school bus...after, pulled over and used the cell phone. Got through at 07:44! Not sure who I spoke to, but it was a good experience. Not usually lucky on these things...extra deer tags etc. Usually sold out by the time I get through...so I was thrilled. Only took one and it will be a user. Cheers! Norm Hart RKS #5565, Carp Ridge, Ontario, Canada

Norm,
Let me be the first to Welcome you.
And congratulations on the #28! It looks like it will be a favorite, eh?
Tony

Tony,

Thanks for the greeting. Great use of eh! You must have some Canadian blood! Yes, the Woodsman may become a favourite, but it will face fierce competition from a 4" stag Alaskan. Love that Alaskan, not much that it is not good at. The woodsman, with a 3/16" thick stainless blade, drop point and near indestructible handle will be a hoot on outdoors adventures.

Norm Hart
RKS #5565

Norm,

Repeating Tony,,"Welcome Aboard"! You seemed to start out with a bang, by getting a #28! WOW! I have one O/O, and from the ones that I have seen, this model looks like it will be the Cats Meow! A real beautifully balanced worker!

Kent B. Warnberg
RKS #109