Remington 943 two blade tooth pick.
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Jacknifeben
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Re: Remington 943 two blade tooth pick.
Jacknifeben, for some reason and I think it was that I saw way too many fish knives with junky handle materials that I sort of shy away from toothpick patterns.
All that said, that old R943 sure is a beauty and I'd be grinning from ear to ear if it was in my pile!
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All that said, that old R943 sure is a beauty and I'd be grinning from ear to ear if it was in my pile!
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Re: Remington 943 two blade tooth pick.
Probably not mint, but definitely etched and unsharpened. The brown stains on the mark side tangs are dried oil. Rare to see a 2 blade toothpick. The R933 has a single saber ground clip blade and the R953 has a single flat ground clip blade.
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Re: Remington 943 two blade tooth pick.
Treefarmer
A GUN IN THE HAND IS BETTER THAN A COP ON THE PHONE.
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Jacknifeben
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Re: Remington 943 two blade tooth pick.
Wow, you made my knife look like it was in a tackle box. Can I take a picture of yours for my file?
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Re: Remington 943 two blade tooth pick.
Please feel welcome to download and save the pictures I posted. If you want me to send you the knife so you can take pictures, we would need to discuss that some.
I attached pictures of the R933 and R953 in case you might find those interesting as well.
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Jacknifeben
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Re: Remington 943 two blade tooth pick.
I don’t collect Remington knives but found mine in a box with some Cattaraugus. Thanks for the help.