Thank you Duke. It carries great and is very useful.

Very pretty and handy knife with the Bone linen! I wish I could carry that knife here in my country...

Just re-posting the pic of my Model 8 since the PhotoBucket fiasco eliminated the previous photo...

This model 8 was first posted here by Burnie Austin, and has found it's way around to me. A knife exactly like this was my introduction to Randall knives. A hunting buddy of mine had been given a pinned ivory model 8, that was later confirmed by Mr. Gaddis to be one the first several made. I couldn't afford the knife at the time, so I sold it for him, and regretted it ever since. And when this one recently came up for sale, I just had to have it. An amazing piece of Randall history, and I'm very proud to own it.

A couple of months ago I took a Model 15 back to the shop to have them add a wrist thong hole to it. While they were at it, I had them add one to my Model 8:

Beautiful knife, Willhunt!!!!

Just got a model 8 with a few adds and CAPTAIN was right that it fits a PATHFINER sheath perfect and even better in an old style PATHFINDER sheath.
The included sheath threw me for a loop at first but thanks to Larry W he caught it. THX

WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER

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I'll post this for you REX......VERY nice

My Model 8-4" was a gift from the widow, whose husband left her with 300+ military firearms collection, including '03, '03-A3, & '03-A4's (75 of all those). I spent two days at the house, cataloging and appraising the collection, plus six each of each of the Colt "Snakes", all of which came to about a "quarter mil".

Knowing I liked Randalls, she presented it to me. The scrimshaw work was done by a well-known artist in VA.

It has become my favorite carry-knife.