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looks like mine
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is it any diferent from these three?
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Nice ones Randy ::tu:: :D ::tu::
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looks like mine
She does now... ::nod:: ....nice trio..BTW. ::tu::


Hey Dimitri....I didn't realize that they made a wood scaled 65-69. ::hmm:: ....in Parkers book it only gives a price on delrin & redbone. ::shrug::
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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? ::shrug::
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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. ::nod::

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. ::nod::
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I think that the knife is right, except for the bail. ::tu::
It looks to me like the bolsters have been filled in where the removable bail was. ::shrug::
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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
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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. ::nod::
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! ::dang::
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RandyFew wrote:Now I'm totally confused!
:lol: , Now I am going to confuse you some more :?
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 RS4773 is 3 3/8" long closed was made between 1928-1932, it had the slim spear blade, no belt shackle.

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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::smack::
Dimitri,
I was already confused enough! But you can make it up to me by sending me a new blade for my 4773. ::shrug::
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Randy,

If I can find one I will gladly send it your way ::nod::

Did you ask Mark (Knife-Nut) if he has one ::hmm::
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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. ::nod::
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,
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::tu:: 8)
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HET !!!!! NOTE: 2 different knives
Thars some OLD TESTED green bone for ya....
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Nice ones Dave. ::tu:: ....I really like that scout shield. 8)
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Nice stuff ::tu:: Ya Gotta Love this thread 8)
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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. ::tu:: ....it has definitely been an eye opener for me. ::nod::
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Just scored this KENT Scout Knife
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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. ::nod::
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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Nice ones Dave ::drool::

I gotta get me one of those ::nod::
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