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#39673 - 04/07/08 02:43 PM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: Cisco]
Kent_Warnberg Knife Enthusiast Registered: 11/28/05 Posts: 755 Loc: Mpls, MN	Friends, Kevin, Dale, and Guido, WOW! The #26 is one of my faves too! Only have 2 so far, both with the #25 handle, and one O/O with the Capt. with a #25 handle, with an ivory center. Guido, Is the scrimming of a Timberdoodle, (snipe)? Beautiful, and is he second one from the Left, Mammoth Ivory? Awesome! Kevin, You have way too many! and Dale, your right up there! Oh, today I just received from Dale, a display base with a stag horn on the ends..to hold a #26! (Dales work is Really Nice)! Kent RKS #109
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#39674 - 04/07/08 02:50 PM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: MARK]
Kent_Warnberg Knife Enthusiast Registered: 11/28/05 Posts: 755 Loc: Mpls, MN	Friends, and Doug! Sorry Doug, but I wasn't trying to leave you off of that last post, so as another writer said, "You seem to have too many scrimmed"! Anyway, I don't want you to get tired of that scrimmed 26, so I'll just send you my address, so that you can send that one my way! That way Mr. R.B. can do another one for you. Oh, I will pay you with my un-dying gratitude! Awesome 26's! Kent RKS #109
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#39675 - 04/07/08 03:00 PM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: Kent_Warnberg]
Rick_Bowles Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/18/05 Posts: 1965 Loc: Virginia Beach, VA	When Gary was still in the R&D stage of the Pathfinder he sent me one of the prototypes to scrimshaw. This particular knife had a false edge and a mini commemorative handle complete with the polished center section and a small crown stag butt. As I recall I scrimshawed Sitting Bull on the proto #26. I asked Gary to send me an image of it (if he can find it). Sorry for the story and no pic (yet) but it's very cool. _________________________ Rick Bowles RKS #012 www.RBscrim.com N.K.C.A. NRA Endowment
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#39676 - 04/07/08 04:09 PM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: Rick_Bowles]
BOB_TEATES Knife Enthusiast Registered: 07/11/06 Posts: 1035 Loc: BRADENTON FL	beautiful 26's. this is my only one. Bob Attachments 37552-IMG_0032(Small).JPG (790 downloads) Edited by BOB_TEATES (04/07/08 04:10 PM) _________________________ Bob T RKS #5138 RKCC #CM-015
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#39677 - 04/07/08 06:11 PM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: vklough46]
Chief Knife Enthusiast Registered: 12/05/05 Posts: 5414 Loc: Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Quote: Here are some Model 26s. From top to bottom: Model 25 handle with stag, this knife is always with me Model 25 handle with shop-supplied birdseye maple Model 25 handle with polished stag Model 25 handle with water buffalo and rounded butt cap water buffalo handle Stag and brass handle with rounded butt cap antique gold Micarta with rounded butt cap Model 25 handle with ironwood and rounded butt cap maroon Micarta with rounded butt cap As you have probably deduced, 26s are my favorite Randall knife model, much to the chagrin of my friend Chief. Kevin Bob ya buy that gun so that little knife wouldn't be so scared in the DARK !!!!!! Never knew that they made bayonets for pistols hey Kevin maybe we can get 3-4 of those welded together for ya All BS aside nice knives folks!!! See Ya, Chief Edited by Chief (04/07/08 06:12 PM) _________________________ See Ya, Chief RKCC CM-037 RKS #5154 If you put off following The LORD just remember......They don't serve breakfast in hell!
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#39678 - 04/07/08 07:08 PM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: vklough46]
vklough46 Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/15/05 Posts: 1649 Loc: Boogie Wonderland	I would like to thank everyone who has posted. From those who have several 26s to Warren Polidori's first, but not last, 26. Thanks for making this your first post, Warren. We have seen beautiful examples of another great RMK model. From 26s carried in the field to those that have been embellished with beautiful scrimshaw and engraving. From stag to wood to ivory to Micarta, all wonderful examples of this great little knife. And to my friend Chief who doesn't have any 26s, someday you will see the light, my brother. The beautiful shining light of the charismatic little 26. Kevin _________________________ Genesis 27:3 BSC-002
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#39679 - 04/07/08 07:46 PM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: vklough46]
silverknife Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/15/05 Posts: 2079 Loc: Think Snow	Kevin, your last post reminded me, I forgot all about these little 26's. While I was away someone ran them through the dishwasher 'cause they were dirty and the darn things shrank!!! Regards, Doug _________________________ Doug a/k/a/ Silverknife RKS#1835 silverknife1@aol.com NRA Life Member
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#39680 - 04/07/08 09:43 PM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: Rick_Bowles]
Cabinet_Man Knife Enthusiast Registered: 03/04/06 Posts: 3107	Quote: When Gary was still in the R&D stage of the Pathfinder he sent me one of the prototypes to scrimshaw. This particular knife had a false edge and a mini commemorative handle complete with the polished center section and a small crown stag butt. As I recall I scrimshawed Sitting Bull on the proto #26. I asked Gary to send me an image of it (if he can find it). Sorry for the story and no pic (yet) but it's very cool. -------------------- Rick Bowles RKS #012 www.RBscrim.com Rick, Any info or stories on how the 26 came about? ~dale _________________________ Dale Dorris www.DorrisWoodCreations.com Custom Display Cabinets & Stands
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#39681 - 04/08/08 01:05 AM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: Cabinet_Man]
Chief Knife Enthusiast Registered: 12/05/05 Posts: 5414 Loc: Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Quote: Any info or stories on how the 26 came about? ~dale Mrs. Randall needed a dependable potato peeler See Ya, Chief _________________________ See Ya, Chief RKCC CM-037 RKS #5154 If you put off following The LORD just remember......They don't serve breakfast in hell!
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#39682 - 04/08/08 03:34 AM Re: Knife Of The Week Model 26 [Re: Chief]
Ausblade Knife Enthusiast Registered: 03/29/06 Posts: 397 Loc: A land downunder	Quote: Mrs. Randall needed a dependable potato peeler See Ya, Chief It works pretty well as a deer peeler as well. My favorite one. Basic, one option - stainless _________________________ Graham
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