Does anyone have any idea; what pattern this Remington is? It has carbon blades; and is USA made, according to the seller. Thanks.
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Question for Remington experts.
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msteele6
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Re: Question for Remington experts.
I'm not a Remington expert, but this knife is not a genuine Remington (that is, one made before they went out of the knife business in 1940), in my opinion. It may be a reproduction Remington, but even at that, the handles have been replaced as he says if you read his description carefully.
By the way, the picture, shot at an extreme angle, makes any identification doubly difficult.
By the way, the picture, shot at an extreme angle, makes any identification doubly difficult.
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Re: Question for Remington experts.
I agree with msteele6, the knife is not a vintage Remington. Even so you got to admit those handles look pretty good. I'd like to see some pictures from a few different angles.