I do not. It's from an old cutlery, possibly told Remington, but not confident about that at all. I bought a bunch of new old stock knife handle material from a woman some years back, her dad was a repairman, or had acquired the material.
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I can't wait to see it finished.
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That looks like Presto bone, also used to the Remington R2403 switchblades. It looks great on there.
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Thanks Kaleb, that opinion helps what I was told.muskrat man wrote: ↑Fri Dec 12, 2025 2:39 pmThat looks like Presto bone, also used to the Remington R2403 switchblades. It looks great on there.
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Well, here is the finished product. Ready for another few decades of service, I suppose.
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Amazing!!
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That knife just screams "Classic" Such nice work!
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Thanks for the kind words everyone! I did consider all of your choices...although I enjoy using stag on everything, finding a set that was long enough that would haft down thin enough was proving quite difficult. Ebony would have also been nice, but the bone I chose is old, and similar to the original bone that was on there. That's why I ended up on that.
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