[Andrew Wyatt]

This particular knife was presented to my father at the 1992 SOF match by Al Mar himself. Several other examples of this particular model of knife were also presented to other staffers at the match.

The Etching reads "Rule Makers and Heart Breakers, 1992 SOF 3-Gun Match."

Left side, alone.
http://rebel.sandwich.net/files/Al%20Mar-1.jpg

Right side, with my carry knife, (a Mini AFCK) for scale.
http://rebel.sandwich.net/files/Al%20Mar-3.jpg


Which model of knife is it?

Any idea as to value? (I'm not selling it, ever. It's too precious.)

[Psssniper]

Well son that there's a "Red Ryder" Al Mar with a compass in the stock. Don't poke your eye out now ya here.:D :D

[Gordy Wesen]

Don't magnetize the blade or you'll get lost.

[Andrew Wyatt]

thanks for the oh, so helpful responses. :rolleyes:

[Gordy Wesen]

Andrew, your knife has very nice and utilitarian handle and blade shape. It is made to be chocked up on and would be a real nice one to use. I designed a similar blade and like it alot.
Al Mar's steel was better, I think, in the time frame in which yours was made. The value lies in the date of manufacture, the number of knives made and the presentation. If you have paperwork pertinent to the knife, that would help. I'd recommend talking to someone familiar with Al Mar knives. May I suggest Jim at the "House of Cultery" in Lynnwood, WA (in Lynnwood Mall). 425 771 7161.
He's an old timer and can help you out. Just tell him Carl, the Heating and AC Contractor told you to give him a call.
Good Luck.

[Prodigalshooter]

I don't care what anyone else thinks, I'd be happy to own that knife!!