Show us your Randalls

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I have Ol' Betsy with me today,instead of in the shadow box.
Had to give her a quick strop to bring the edge back again to hair popping sharp,good to go.
This is the one I carried for most of my time in the green machine.
Feels very good to have her with me again.
Since I will be unable to attend ANZAC day services,I thought it only fitting to take this with me while
out the back of the property for the next week or so.
On the 25th though,Betsy and I will take a few hours off and go walkabout through the trees.
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Randall Model 20. Knife has 4 1/2" blade of 1/4" stock. This is a knife you don't see very often. It was a knife I never would have considered and had never held in my hand. I was very fortunate to buy this one. With the brass butt cap and 1/4" blade it feels beefy in the hand. Love it!
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etexas said:
Randall Model 20. Knife has 4 1/2" blade of 1/4" stock. This is a knife you don't see very often. It was a knife I never would have considered and had never held in my hand. I was very fortunate to buy this one. With the brass butt cap and 1/4" blade it feels beefy in the hand. Love it!
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Very nice Yukon Skinner. The slight curvature of the stag makes this a great handling skinner. I have one being made as we speak.
 
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