What does the "R" stand for

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Hawke
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What does the "R" stand for

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So what does the "R" stand for on this knife gang?
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Is there a BAIL on the head of this knife??

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Post by Darrell Stilger »

R is for Red
5 is for Stag
2 is the number of blade
25 1/2 is the pattern number

This is my guess.


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no bail.
and what would have been red? the handle description or something?


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OOOPS... :oops:

I should've clicked on your link to see more pictures. Sigh. :roll:

Darrell is on the money...the R is for RED stag. The stag is colored and torched slightly (I believe) to get that color. There was a Red Stag Collection, or group of stag scaled knives, issued in 1997.

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Thx alot. Knew you guys could help me on that!
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