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| Posted: Wed Jun 21st, 2006 11:44 pm |
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I would say that Randall Knives has a very limited clientele, also. While they are well known to the Military and to high end knife collectors, they are not to the general public......Bo Randall died in the 1980's and Gary Randall, the present owner, took over from his father in the mid 1970's and the very small shop remains so busy that today it takes over three to four years to get a knife directly from them. e.avery wrote: MW is similar except they only had a very limited clientele they did not want to be known or popular, and I always got along with them back in the day because we share the same beliefs. One cool thing is they freeze the knives to as close to absolute zero as possible to make them harder.
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