That's a fantastic piece of stag Bill. I've certainly ever seen another one like it. Thanks for sharing.

Many thanks, Bill. That is definitely a gorgeous example of Crown Stag. Did you supply it, or did Doug Kenefick find that "Jewel" for you?

Thanks Steve and Tom D. There is no way I can get close to Dale Dorris' great postings, but in the spirit of the new Ken Lunde "SHAG" bunch, here goes another one. This is a, I think, rather unique Combat "Buddy" Companion with a stag handle that has both a little "bark" and some of the smooth character that some of the vintage RMKs have. I latched onto this one from Miles Welze in 2008. It seems like yesterday? How time flies when one is having fun with Randall knives! These are Miles' photos. He makes much better ones that I do. Bill J.

Thanks Ken. This Sasquatch came from Steve Peters, so I don't know who supplied the crown stag. I didn't think to ask Steve when I talked to him last. He did tell me that all the other red dyed crown stag like this were in his possession and they were a small number. I have the "big brother" Large Sasquatch mate to this one, it is not quite as red but still beautiful. I'll post it later on. Got to get some work done today?? in between knife and gun deals. Bill J.

Bill, that is a great looking CC. Another impressive piece of stag.

I knew I should have kept this one...
1-6", sawteeth, ss, red/white/blue/ spacers, one of the sexiest peices of stag I have had in the safe, finger grips, wrist thong, compass, Model C sheath...can't keep 'em all!


Stay safe - Rob

SHAG .45

At least there is consistency: stag on steel in the form of handles.

Here's another.... a model 11.

Going through the pics, you guys have some nice stuff.
~dale

a few 11's together...