Just arrived 10-3 in Black Micarta/ Looks like Nickel-Silver Pins, Lanyard liner.
Scary Sharp. I'm glad it came in a drop point rather than the usual kitchen knife profile of its' bigger brothers.

Quick Question:

A Model 10 with a 4" blade would be a great steak knife...food paring/prep blade size.

The 3" seems a little small...the 5" in a public place would look scary and could get you arrested, and a 7" is out of the question, except for the Chef in the Kitchen.

But a 4" Mdl 10 would be just right to politely take apart a nice steak, roast, whatever, in a public eatery!

Anyone ever try to get one thru the store?

I do agree 100% Dr.Shame !

Model #10-4" were available back in the 1980's for a short time. Most had a drop point and were less-than-attractive, due to that blunt, bull-nosed, drop point.
Best, Capt. Chris
PS: Consider a "GTR"...CCS

How about a #6-4.5" Steak Knife.

I have 2 very happy children this year--both my 19 year old daughter and 16 year old son received #10-3s for Christmas. My wife and I are blessed with two pretty great kids so giving them "keep forever" gifts was not a hard decision, and they look good with my own #10-3, too. Great job on these knives at the Randall shop!

Wow, never seen so many great looking #10-3's, and I don't even own one!! Could be my next order!! Super great pics and all the best to you and your family on 2012, Duke.

Pap

Lucky Kids!
Hope they appreciate them..
I'm sure Dad will be keeping a close watch on them!

Thanks Pap & Doc! They've both been well trained with knives and guns--gifts for each on 5th birthdays were Swiss Army knives; each started hunting with me on 8th-daughter with camera and son with gun. She has taken hundreds of great photos 'cause her rule was I "couldn't kill nothing"-although she nows shoots the .357 Sig Glock best and this #10-3 will replace her purse EDC-Benchmade.
I've really started liking it for many-day-carries, too.
You can't start good training too young!

Great gifts Duke.