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Remington Knives
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Remington Knives
I have picked these up over the last few years at estate sales. Any information on whether these are USA produced or from China Will be appreciated. Only thing I am sure about is the R1178 Bullet is from 1991, sticker on the back of the box.
Re: Remington Knives
Cool set ! . . . boxes and everything.
I like the Stockman design.
I have a tiny tiny modern (1980's) Kabar and an every day carry in the stockman design.
There's a fairly old Remington Barlow Knife in my late Father's collection.
nothing special, red jigged bone, so it's not that old.
I have a Remington Rand . . Gov. 1911-A1 45auto in my collection.
and a second 45, with a Remington slide, on a modern Essex Frame
I like the Stockman design.
I have a tiny tiny modern (1980's) Kabar and an every day carry in the stockman design.
There's a fairly old Remington Barlow Knife in my late Father's collection.
nothing special, red jigged bone, so it's not that old.
I have a Remington Rand . . Gov. 1911-A1 45auto in my collection.
and a second 45, with a Remington slide, on a modern Essex Frame
Re: Remington Knives
Very cool set. I’m too like the Stockman.
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Re: Remington Knives
Camillus made Remington-marked knives for quite a while. Then, Bear MCG bought the rights to the Remington name.
Bear no longer owns the rights, so they are probably made in China now.
Bear no longer owns the rights, so they are probably made in China now.
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