The All Scout Knives Thread
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looks like mine
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She does now...looks like mine
Hey Dimitri....I didn't realize that they made a wood scaled 65-69.
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So---Now that it has been established that the blades are configured properly, except for the bail, what is not right about this knife?
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Remington made 3 different patterns of 3 bladed scout knives....2 with the pattern #4783 and one with the pattern #4773.
Difference in the 3 are....the 4773 has no shackle...the 4783's differ by blade configuration and also master blade width.
Whats wrong is.. "PA knives" 4783 was put back together in the wrong blade configuration.
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Difference in the 3 are....the 4773 has no shackle...the 4783's differ by blade configuration and also master blade width.
Whats wrong is.. "PA knives" 4783 was put back together in the wrong blade configuration.
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In addition to not haven't a bail, the 4773 is a small frame knife, like the Girl Scout. I like it best of all the Remington scouts that I've seen. 
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I think that the knife is right, except for the bail.
It looks to me like the bolsters have been filled in where the removable bail was.
It looks to me like the bolsters have been filled in where the removable bail was.
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For reference from left to right-
RS3333
RS4233
RS4233 W/Pinched bolsters
RS(GS)4373
RS4773 Needs a blade in a bad way
RS3333
RS4233
RS4233 W/Pinched bolsters
RS(GS)4373
RS4773 Needs a blade in a bad way
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Randy....I don't think that your seeing the whole picture here.......the top pic is the knife that He sent to have a spring replaced...the bottom pic shows the knife when He received it from the repair.
Remington made 2 different configured 4783's...they each had different width master blades also. Your 4783's have the slimmer master blade while PA's has the fatter one.
I too did not realize that they made 2 different 4783's until Dimitri wrote about it in his post.....I did some research..and sure enough they did.
Remington made 2 different configured 4783's...they each had different width master blades also. Your 4783's have the slimmer master blade while PA's has the fatter one.
I too did not realize that they made 2 different 4783's until Dimitri wrote about it in his post.....I did some research..and sure enough they did.
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Now I'm totally confused! 
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RandyFew wrote:Now I'm totally confused!
The RS4773 is 3 3/8" long closed was made between 1928-1932, it had the slim spear blade, no belt shackle.johnnierotten wrote:Remington made 2 different configured 4783's...they each had different width master blades also. Your 4783's have the slimmer master blade while PA's has the fatter one.
The (2) variations of the RS4783 were made between 1934-1939 are 3 1/2" long, removable bail, both variations had the same size spear blade which is the larger size than the 4773.
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Dimitri,
I was already confused enough! But you can make it up to me by sending me a new blade for my 4773.
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Randy,
If I can find one I will gladly send it your way
Did you ask Mark (Knife-Nut) if he has one
If I can find one I will gladly send it your way
Did you ask Mark (Knife-Nut) if he has one
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Sorry Bro...that’s about the best that I can explain it.
It was easier for me once I realized that they made 2 different 4783's.
This may help...
It was easier for me once I realized that they made 2 different 4783's.
This may help...
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Dimitri and JR,
I appreciate, but I was just teasing Dimitri. If a blade shows up at a price that I can stand, I will buy it.
Thanks,
Randy
I appreciate, but I was just teasing Dimitri. If a blade shows up at a price that I can stand, I will buy it.
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HET !!!!! NOTE: 2 different knives
Thars some OLD TESTED green bone for ya....
Thars some OLD TESTED green bone for ya....
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Nice ones Dave.
....I really like that scout shield. 
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Glad to see that this Remington Scout generated some discussion and opprotunity for us all to learn something. I think you did a great job of sorting it out Johnnierotten.
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Thank you David.
....it has definitely been an eye opener for me. 
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johnnierotten wrote:Sorry Bro...that’s about the best that I can explain it.
It was easier for me once I realized that they made 2 different 4783's.![]()
This may help...
Johnnie,where did you find the attachment? Also about the R7 and the R7A I would
like to get this all straight in my brain.
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That Case Scout shield is awesome.
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