Mine is a Randall-Made Model #14 that's otherwise known as 'The Vietnam Knife'. (Yes, there are several different knives that share this same name; but this one is my own choice.) I hemmed and hawed before buying it, not just because of the high price—which was way more than a Glock—but because it wasn't made of forged Damascus which, back in those days (the 1970's), was the 'cat's behind' of custom-made knife steels. Heck, maybe it still is!
So, one of the guys I was hanging around with back then said to me, "Hey, Ace, what's your problem?" "More than likely that Randall will outlive you!" And do you know what! Unless I lose it or something, nowadays, I think that's exactly what's going to eventually happen!
Anyway, it's a great knife; it really is, and I'm glad to have owned it all of these many years. I also own it's 'little brother', a Randall-Made Model #10. (The innocuous sounding 'Saltwater Fisherman' that, with a five inch blade, can be effectively employed as a useful little sleeve knife.) Here they are,
So, one of the guys I was hanging around with back then said to me, "Hey, Ace, what's your problem?" "More than likely that Randall will outlive you!" And do you know what! Unless I lose it or something, nowadays, I think that's exactly what's going to eventually happen!

Anyway, it's a great knife; it really is, and I'm glad to have owned it all of these many years. I also own it's 'little brother', a Randall-Made Model #10. (The innocuous sounding 'Saltwater Fisherman' that, with a five inch blade, can be effectively employed as a useful little sleeve knife.) Here they are,


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