paying extra for a Remington
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Re: paying extra for a Remington
Very nice Keith!espn77 wrote:R1253
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Re: paying extra for a Remington
Is the bone on the 1123 seen often or do I just need to view it on a larger screen?RalphAlsip wrote:For reference, these are pictures of the Remington patterns that were mentioned in the original post.
Could be I’m not used to seeing one crisp?
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Re: paying extra for a Remington
The jigging pattern on my R1123 example is atypical from the normal Rogers jigging found on the Bullets. I have seen a few R1123's with this jigging and have not seen it on any of the other bullet patterns. My speculation, which should not construed as a fact (lol), is that the R1123's with this style of jigging are newer knives made later in the 30's.wlf wrote:Is the bone on the 1123 seen often or do I just need to view it on a larger screen?
Could be I’m not used to seeing one crisp?
Re: paying extra for a Remington
Thanks that's what I would guess.
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Re: paying extra for a Remington
You have probably seen the picture in Mel Brewster’s 1991 edition of “Remington Bullet Knives” pictured on page 3 , his R1123 is made with the same bone as yours. John
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Re: paying extra for a Remington
I have seen it on 1123's before and sometimes on one side.
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