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#123825 - 01/19/15 10:21 PM Re: This Old Randall * [Re: bphutch4]
Captain Chris Stanaback Offline
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Bobby,
What you have is "Solingen" Randall Model #14-7 1/2", "Attack" model. It is of VietNam war era, as is indicated by the unlined wrist thong. The entire package looks original...with the exception of the stone. It could be a replacement.
Hope this helps, Capt. Chris
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#123826 - 01/19/15 10:26 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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I think I learned to tie the wrist sling from a post you made some time ago...thanks

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#123827 - 01/19/15 10:36 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: bphutch4]
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bphutch4,

Please direct your inquiries and questions here first before calling the Shop. They get about a hundred calls a day, and they try to do their best to accommodate, but....

We want to do all we can here, to lighten their load, especially on inquiries. Even as a Randall dealer, I call Captain Chris before giving them a call, to answer a question.
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#123829 - 01/19/15 10:43 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Buck Buchanan]
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Don't understand I haven't called anybody....

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#123830 - 01/19/15 10:44 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Buck Buchanan]
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I don't think the sheath is original to the knife, but it may be original to the stone.
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#123831 - 01/19/15 11:21 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: bphutch4]
Captain Chris Stanaback Offline
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Bobby,
I your opening comments you stated that you "contacted Randall in Orlando and that was not very helpful". I think that is what Buck is referring to.
Best, Capt. Chris


Edited by Captain Chris Stanaback (01/19/15 11:25 PM)
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#123832 - 01/19/15 11:38 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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My mistake, Bobby. I assumed you called when you said you "contacted" the Shop. Forgot about e-mail, my bad.

Still hope you and anyone else reading this apology will contact the Forum first, in the future.
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#123833 - 01/20/15 12:42 AM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Buck Buchanan]
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In fact that ole knife is affectionately called a hump back Solingen. Like Joe said that knife probably came in another sheath....not 100% but most likely and it would have been what we call a Riveted Johnson Sheath. That Model Randall served well in Vietnam.


Edited by Ronnie (01/20/15 12:43 AM)
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#123834 - 01/20/15 12:46 AM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Ronnie]
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On second thought I believe that is the correct original sheath. If you look closely at it you can see punch marks where it was punched in preparation for rivets to be added. I believe it's good.
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#123835 - 01/20/15 07:50 AM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Ronnie]
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Like I stated in the Heiser vs. Johnsnon threads, that is the problem using photos. Often it is hard to say for sure. I can see one mark on the sheath that looks like it could be a punch mark but looks more like a dent than a punch hole. Don't know for sure and I only see one mark. You Ronnie?
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