Registered: 10/31/07
Posts: 7437
Loc: Garden Valley, Idaho
You bet Bro, there is none better.
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Mike Allen RKCC-CM-086 True West Magazine Maniac Randall Collector Behring Made Collector Ruana Collector Glock Fan NRA- Life Member since 1975 mikenlu99@aol.com
And the best part is it's the same attention to finish and detail that went into Model 18's since they started making them. Their attention to detail is amazing thru the years. I suspect the 18 is one of their "Showcase" products.
My older 18 may have some character marks thru the years, but it also show an incredible amount of detail too...so I know it's a pedigree that's been maintained for years.
Registered: 08/21/09
Posts: 2004
Loc: Southwest Virginia
Received this #18 a few weeks ago and finally had a little time to get out in the woods with it. I couldn't be more pleased; Randall's attention to their knives amazes me every time that I'm lucky enough to open one and to then get to carry and use it.
I hope the pics. aren't too bad--got back today later than planned.
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Duke;RKS#5567 RKCC-CM-087 Southwest VA
Registered: 10/05/05
Posts: 6904
Loc: Glen Head NY
Nice Duke! Did you carry it on your belt? Kind-a-like carrying a small sword, no? Last time I used mine I kept it close by, in a thwart bag in my canoe. Tony
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Tony LaPetri RKS#1885 RKCC CM-022
Registered: 08/21/09
Posts: 2004
Loc: Southwest Virginia
Thanks Tony and Steve, and yep, I definitely knew that I had it on my belt. But it felt GREAT, both on the belt and balanced in my hand. I wear weight bearing suspenders and belt when carrying a pack to be out for a few nights or week on trails and I think I've just about figured out the perfect way to carry the #18 for access and ease.
Like I said: WHAT A KNIFE!!!
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Duke;RKS#5567 RKCC-CM-087 Southwest VA