All About Pocket Knives

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Amazing

Thank you Larry. You are more than welcome to post some of yours.

John, sad to said I don’t have a Remington knife to my name
But I enjoy seeing all of your and everyone else’s

I love all antique knives. Feel free to post your choice. Thank you.

pearlroosterman wrote:A better shot of my full set of Bullets. Please post and share other sets. John

John, here is a group photo of mine closed. I had posted this group picture of a full set before, but it was a collaboration between Keith espn77 and I. Through good fortune (and expenditure lol) I have managed to complete my set. Next time I have them out I will try to remember to take a picture with blades open. Some have good etches, some have faint etches, and a few have no blade etch. I'm always looking to upgrade if anyone out there could make one available.

Great collection. Thank you for adding to the thread. Hopefully others will join in. Thanks again, John

Thanks Guys, I’m just amazed at these very rare knives,and their Historical value is priceless .

Great to see those full sets John and Jerry. Sad to say I don't have a full set to share.

What are you looking for?

Well done John and Jerry!

pearlroosterman wrote:What are you looking for?

If this query was meant for me here is my Bullet upgrade list:

High priority
1. R4353 with readable etch
2. R1303 with readable etch

Medium priority
3. R293B with readable etch
4. R1128 with readable etch

Low priority
5. R1123 with an etch on the clip blade (mine has etch on spey blade)
6. R1306 with clean blade, pretty stag, and readable etch (mine has a nice etch, but lots of spots on the blade)
7. Any pristine mint bullet example.

Jerry, I will be on the lookout for you and Keith. I have upgraded each one of my bullets at least once. I believe this is my 4th R1128.....

This is my carry knife most day! I have this one and another one, an 1123 gifted to me by Kieth. Both are great knives. I’ll try to post the 1123 as well..

Beautiful stag, thanks for sharing.

Here is the 1123!! Great knife to use as well.

pearlroosterman wrote:Beautiful stag, thanks for sharing.

Thank you. I love this knife. It is such a great user!

A lot of fun to have a couple of knives like those as your EDC knives...... take care.

Jdub seen fuller blades but don't think I've ever seen any finer stag than on that EDC R1306.

Thanks Wayne, I appreciate it.

Hello I am new on here also, was willing to post a picture I took of my collection of Remington waterfowl knives I'm hoping to research on this website, but also am Limited on my TekSavvy[image][/image]

Welcome Ron great to have you aboard. There is a forum on “how to” downloading pictures on the site. Would love to see your collection.

Welcome Ron!! You will enjoy this forum and the members. Look forward to discussing Remingtons!!
John

Thanks, have been collecting knives all my life just for personal use, and have used these waterfowl knives to clean Birds as I am a waterfowl guide. I did not know they made other versions of the Remington 18565 R2 Remington waterfowl knife until at Christmas time someone who I took on a hunt in Wyoming with a friend of an old Outfitter buddy of mine, spotted my knife and inquired about it oh, I told him they had not made them in about 10 years and he promptly went into eBay and found 1 for sale. So I asked him if there were any other available and he promptly found me one and gave it to me as a tip. It was the first year model with the Sid Bell waterfowl Shield and different than my Delrin stag model I had used for over 25 years. So I started looking and have found several different versions of that knife and it has sparked me into collecting them

I will try to download a picture of my waterfall knives hear again, thanks to John for a phone tutorial

Knice looking group of knives R R. I see why you like them.