Madison to Huntsville Trapper - year?
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tvic
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Madison to Huntsville Trapper - year?
Does anyone know what year this knife was produced? No year stamped on the blade.
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Re: Madison to Huntsville Trapper - year?
If you put “Remington Huntsville” into your search engine you find Remington moved to Huntsville in 2014. Apparently someone thought making a knife to commemorate it was a good idea. 
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Re: Madison to Huntsville Trapper - year?
Nice knife!
I do not know, but I am guessing that it was made by Bear and Son, from the look of it. I do know that they have made knives for Remington, along with some other cutlery companies.
I do not know, but I am guessing that it was made by Bear and Son, from the look of it. I do know that they have made knives for Remington, along with some other cutlery companies.
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