The All Scout Knives Thread

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Thank's Johnnie, I let one get by a while back...but not this one.

I sure hope Willie doesn't see this... :wink:
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Yeah......I've been trying to trade or buy Wullies from the first time I saw his!! :( ::dang::
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One more I just picked up...this Pal is the first one I've seen with a Remington style sheild and dark colored bone...
Maybe a early one right after they purchased Remington... ::shrug::
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Nice one Bob. ::tu::
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I LIKE that one Bob!! ::tu::
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Nice one,Bob. ::tu:: ....definitely has some Remmy parts. ::nod::

Heres some that I have bought over the last two days....should arrive in a few. ::tu::
Yes ...the last one is a Rough Rider. :oops: ....just had to have one. :D
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Nice knives Bob! Johnnie, you're on a roll. ::tu::
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Thank's guys...I was happy to get it... :)

Johnnie thats a nice bunch...you are on a roll.... ::tu::
How do like the Bear & Sons....been thinking of picking one up.
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Thanks Mike & Bob. ::tu:: .....I'm not sure how that particular Bear & Sons scout is.....I haven't received them yet. :( ...They should be here by Friday....I hope. ::paranoid::
But I do have the Remmy repros from Bear & Sons. :) .....I like them...but there fit and finish could be a bit better. ::nod::
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Does anyone have one of these Case XX USN utility knives?.........I had no idea that they even existed. :shock:



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Nice one Johnnie,
I didn't know they existed either. ::shrug::
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Thanks ,Dale. ::tu:: ....I really like it....its on another website for sale. Seems a little high..I'm gonna try and make an offer. ::nod::
It would look really good beside my Camillus metal scaled utility. 8)
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Johnnie,

Nice looking little scout troop you have rounded up.

I've never seen that knife with a Case stamping before either. Is it farily recent production or is it an older knife ?

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That knife looks very similar to the ones made by Camillus.
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He says 2001.....I think that the only thing " Case " about that knife is the master blade. ::hmm::
If not...its very rare indeed. ::nod::
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here is a beauty...beyond my ability to score.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-Ulster-Mou ... 336bf3ce57
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gringo wrote:here is a beauty...beyond my ability to score.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-Ulster-Mou ... 336bf3ce57
Here's a pic from the listing......
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Here is the one I have.
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That’s beautiful, Dimitri.. ::nod::
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Nice one DImitri! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Got my Bear & Son in today..........and just like the Remmy Repro's..it lacks in fit and finish....mostly finish. :(
But I still like it and glad I got it at a steal of a price. ::tu::
What really surprised me was the liners....they're not brass...in fact theres no brass on this knife at all. :shock:
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Johnnie are those handles bone or delrin?
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They're called "bone stag" in my opinion......but the box reads "Genuine India Stag". ::shrug::
Definition of bone stag.....bone made to look like stag. ::nod::
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Here's mine. It's a bit different from D's.
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I like Her ,wullie. ::tu:: ......pretty bone scales. ::nod::
Have you ever thought of fix'n the sheepfoot blade?
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