Remington R1306

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bbadbri1
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Remington R1306

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I just purchased a Remington Bullet R1306. It is in mint condition. So much so that I question it. Does anybody know how many rivets are suppose to be on this knife? I know trhe newer ones only have three. This one has five. Two up top, two by the bullet, and one by the hole drilled for lanyard. Someone please respond.
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it does seem that this pattern was produced with both 3 and 5 pins. the pattern that has 2 pins by the front bolster would have a clip blade with thumb grooves on the top, the other 3 pinned, does not.
that is what have come across in my search. i hope your knife is authentic. it sure looks sweet.
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Why not post this in the Remington Collector's Forum or maybe a moderator might move it there. I believe you might get more response there.

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it is there ray, only not under its own topic. it is under the topic of remington photos for some reason. along with some response, both pro and semi-con...
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I love the dark, thin stag on your knife - it is a real looker.
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