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#96593 - 12/16/11 07:16 PM Re: Randall Knife "Navy/Marine Aircrew Survival" [Re: TAH]
Tanasie Knife Enthusiast Registered: 03/25/06 Posts: 848 Loc: Tennessee, USA	Here you go TAH... Attachments ------ Edited by Tanasie (12/16/11 11:36 PM) Edit Reason: Image's _________________________ Rex Buckner RKS ~ 5119 RKCC ~ CM-013
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#96600 - 12/16/11 08:16 PM Re: Randall Knife "Navy/Marine Aircrew Survival" [Re: Tanasie]
mileswelze Knife Enthusiast Registered: 12/04/05 Posts: 1199 Loc: Arizona	Rex, That looks like a 7-5 or model 20 sheath, no? _________________________ Miles Welze -- RKS #5063 www.mileswelze.com www.consignmentknives.com Mad Dog Knives, USA Exclusive Dealer
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#96606 - 12/16/11 09:14 PM Re: Randall Knife "Navy/Marine Aircrew Survival" [Re: mileswelze]
Michael_Mason Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/12/06 Posts: 1942 Loc: Orlando, FL.	Originally Posted By: mileswelze I know RMK stopped putting sawteeth on the model 5 grinds at some point, not sure when. Miles, Not sure on the Model 5 not having sawteeth. This knife was received Christmas 2009. Attachments ------ _________________________ Michael
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#96608 - 12/16/11 09:18 PM Re: Randall Knife "Navy/Marine Aircrew Survival" [Re: Michael_Mason]
Leatherman Knife Enthusiast Registered: 01/06/06 Posts: 1371 Loc: IL	no saw on a 5-5 5-6 is possible _________________________ Ben
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#96609 - 12/16/11 09:23 PM Re: Randall Knife "Navy/Marine Aircrew Survival" [Re: Michael_Mason]
mileswelze Knife Enthusiast Registered: 12/04/05 Posts: 1199 Loc: Arizona	Mike, Thanks, this helps. More questions: what keeps anyone who owns a knife like this from calling it a Navy / Marine Aircrew Survival knife? Those particular knives must have certain features that distinguishes them as being NMASK's vs. knives like yours that are model 5's with sawteeth. In short, how do we differentiate the NMASK's from all other knives with similar builds? _________________________ Miles Welze -- RKS #5063 www.mileswelze.com www.consignmentknives.com Mad Dog Knives, USA Exclusive Dealer
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#96610 - 12/16/11 09:26 PM Re: Randall Knife "Navy/Marine Aircrew Survival" [Re: Leatherman]
Michael_Mason Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/12/06 Posts: 1942 Loc: Orlando, FL.	Now that you say that Ben, jogged my memory and think Miles was correct on his statement. No teeth on the shorter blades. Edited by Michael_Mason (12/16/11 09:27 PM) _________________________ Michael
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#96611 - 12/16/11 09:27 PM Re: Randall Knife "Navy/Marine Aircrew Survival" [Re: mileswelze]
Tanasie Knife Enthusiast Registered: 03/25/06 Posts: 848 Loc: Tennessee, USA	Miles...you're right, it is a Model 20 sheath...I dug out the wrong sheath...oh well. _________________________ Rex Buckner RKS ~ 5119 RKCC ~ CM-013
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#96614 - 12/16/11 11:39 PM Re: Randall Knife "Navy/Marine Aircrew Survival" [Re: Tanasie]
Tanasie Knife Enthusiast Registered: 03/25/06 Posts: 848 Loc: Tennessee, USA	Miles...I found the correct sheath and posted new image's. _________________________ Rex Buckner RKS ~ 5119 RKCC ~ CM-013
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