Which one are you missing?doglegg wrote:Doug, aren't those knives designed to remove the choke tubes from shot guns? And also the little rimfire classics are a nice series, I have all but one now. A great little inexpensive collection.Doug51 wrote:I also bought these two Remington knives for $10ea. I don't think they are very old and I can't find much info on the yellow one.
KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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Forged on the anvil of discipline.
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Yep.. Choke tube (12ga-20ga) and on the bottom knife there is a pin pusher to disassemble the actions from the receiver.. Also a sight screwdriver at the end of the choke tube tool.. Johndoglegg wrote:Doug, aren't those knives designed to remove the choke tubes from shot guns? And also the little rimfire classics are a nice series, I have all but one now. A great little inexpensive collection.Doug51 wrote:I also bought these two Remington knives for $10ea. I don't think they are very old and I can't find much info on the yellow one.
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Are you missing either one of these rimfire knives that I have?doglegg wrote:Doug, aren't those knives designed to remove the choke tubes from shot guns? And also the little rimfire classics are a nice series, I have all but one now. A great little inexpensive collection.Doug51 wrote:I also bought these two Remington knives for $10ea. I don't think they are very old and I can't find much info on the yellow one.
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No Sir, I have those, just missing the #5. The little single blade mini lockback. But thanks for asking.Doug51 wrote:Are you missing either one of these rimfire knives that I have?doglegg wrote:Doug, aren't those knives designed to remove the choke tubes from shot guns? And also the little rimfire classics are a nice series, I have all but one now. A great little inexpensive collection.Doug51 wrote:I also bought these two Remington knives for $10ea. I don't think they are very old and I can't find much info on the yellow one.
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Jerry I am down to just the #5 mini lock back. But it will show up one of these days. Thanks for asking.jerryd6818 wrote:Which one are you missing?doglegg wrote:Doug, aren't those knives designed to remove the choke tubes from shot guns? And also the little rimfire classics are a nice series, I have all but one now. A great little inexpensive collection.Doug51 wrote:I also bought these two Remington knives for $10ea. I don't think they are very old and I can't find much info on the yellow one.
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They gut me this cause it matches the BIG Green Skiddah
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Looks like a treasure garddogg
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A fine card and a fine knife for a fine guy.
Forged on the anvil of discipline.
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This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
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That's an awesome present there Dogg!
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G dogg I think somebody loves you.
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Thanks guys nothing like Grandkids.Thanks for turning it Jerry
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Gdogg, do they allow John Deere equipment up in Maine? That little green Case from the "grands" will surely go well with a "Big Green "Skiddah"!
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Special knife on a Special day for a Special Grandpa.. Doesn't get any better!! KOOLL!!! John
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Thanx guys TF those green machines are the only one's that go in the snow
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While it is not a knife, I managed to snag this lightly used Lansky stone type (not diamond) sharpener at a garage sale for $2.00 today. I asked the woman who was running the sale if she had any pocket knives and she went inside and brought out a box with maybe 20 or so knives in it. Almost all were advertisers and beaters. I picked one out of the box, an Ulster stockman that didn't look too bad, and she grabbed it out of my hand and said "no, no these are going to my grandkids" and took them back inside. I said to her "family first, thats fine", and paid her for the Lansky. They would have a sentimental value to her grandkids of their departed grandpa. I can always use an extra Lansky or parts for $2.
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OC you did good on that pick up.
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At a gun show I picked up a German Scout knife marked Stoeker with SMF and a knight with a dagger trademark. Both Levine and Goins have it listed as Stocker SMF. It has stunning bone and near full blades I'm believing the knife and think both Levine and Goins spelled it wrong. The other 4 items I got on the way home at a rummage sale for $5 and includes a Remington R698, a small German hunting knife marked Seitz out on the blade, a leather edging tool marked Snell & Atherton and a heavy unusual pliers that I believe are for a forger or some kind of metal worker. It looks like the fattest pair of needle nose pliers I've ever seen. Total spent was only $30 ____Dave
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Do folks in southern Minnesota find as neat a stuff as you do? Worth stopping.djknife13 wrote:At a gun show I picked up a German Scout knife marked Stoeker with SMF and a knight with a dagger trademark. Both Levine and Goins have it listed as Stocker SMF. It has stunning bone and near full blades I'm believing the knife and think both Levine and Goins spelled it wrong. The other 4 items I got on the way home at a rummage sale for $5 and includes a Remington R698, a small German hunting knife marked Seitz out on the blade, a leather edging tool marked Snell & Atherton and a heavy unusual pliers that I believe are for a forger or some kind of metal worker. It looks like the fattest pair of needle nose pliers I've ever seen. Total spent was only $30 ____Dave
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Through out high school I carried a big ugly aluminum handled knife marked Big Chief. Lost it some where in my Senior year. I liked it because it was big and appeared indestructible. Got me out of trouble a few times and almost into trouble a few times. No silly rules about knives in school then. Even had a couple of teachers who would borrow it on occasion. Well I found one new in box and to my surprise it was made by Queen. Probably a fishing knife. Now I have one again and hope to take better care of it this time.
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Doglegg ya gotta have a Big Chief if ya like knives!
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doglegg, I had never seen a #45 Queen until a few years ago, found 2, both are used but as you say they seem to be indestructible. Glad you found a good one with a box! Also found out there are several configurations of the #45, EZ open, etc...
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Thanks for the input Greg and TF.
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Kool find there dog!!! Now.. Don't loose thisun!!! Enjoy!!! John
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Dogleg, Minnesota, at least Northern Mn. is a great place to buy anything at rummage sales, antique shops and gun shows, but a lousy place to sell them. Us Scandinavians are frugal, and the local Germans and Finns aren't much different. An old knife or tool is worth a buck. If you are trying to sell a $200 knife for $100, they will offer you $10. I paid $1 for the Remington hawkbill, but it is kind of a mess. I have several of those Queen Big Chief's, and I paid around $10 or $20 each for them.____Davedoglegg wrote:Do folks in southern Minnesota find as neat a stuff as you do? Worth stopping.djknife13 wrote:At a gun show I picked up a German Scout knife marked Stoeker with SMF and a knight with a dagger trademark. Both Levine and Goins have it listed as Stocker SMF. It has stunning bone and near full blades I'm believing the knife and think both Levine and Goins spelled it wrong. The other 4 items I got on the way home at a rummage sale for $5 and includes a Remington R698, a small German hunting knife marked Seitz out on the blade, a leather edging tool marked Snell & Atherton and a heavy unusual pliers that I believe are for a forger or some kind of metal worker. It looks like the fattest pair of needle nose pliers I've ever seen. Total spent was only $30 ____Dave