The All Scout Knives Thread

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^ what an AWESOME main blade!!!
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wazu013 wrote:Nice stuff Scot ::tu::
Do you Guys think my Hubertus scout camper belongs here? It's probably already in here but what the heck ::shrug::
I've been ogling those Hubertus Scouts now for awhile, especially the ones with the fleur-de-lis and Pfadfinder (Pathfinder) etched on the blade. Unfortunately my wallet doesn't like the price :shock:

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QuickSteel - that Western sure has some steel in the spear blade - nice! Here is a Scout knife I found at a bow hunters shop yesterday, still in the plastic baggie and in the original box - a Leaders Classic Knife by Camillus (a 2-3/4" penknife with a nice BSA shield) from 1996 (box is dated). OH
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Phil told me this belongs here. A very nifty smaller knife, 3-1/2" closed and slender. I do like the orange alox and the knife, a lot. Thanks again junebug.
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^ what an AWESOME main blade!!!
JPD and OH: The main blade on my Western does look massive but actually that is a visual trick (inadvertent) caused by the angle of the knife relative to the camera lens. I measured the blade and it matched the dimensions of other scouts.
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Here is one I got listed and am posting pic here as several others have drooled over this one
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Yes...I'm one of the guilty in that drool fest!! :lol: :lol:
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That has to be the best Rem 3333 I've ever seen..... ::tu:: ::drool:: ::drool::
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Bob...I have to agree. ::nod::
It's very seldom that you come across one with a full blade etch and factory edge. ::tu::
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Where is that Remington scout "listed"? Can you post a link please?


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My recent acquisitions ... Ken (Paladin 51) sold me the Remmy R3335...great Fella to do business with. ::handshake::
Thanks Partner!! 8)

Weidmansheil has the "Stingray" jigged scales that I had been looking for. ::nod::
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Very nice Johnnie glad you are happy with it.
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Weidmansheil has the "Stingray" jigged scales that I had been looking for. ::nod::
I had never encountered the "stingray pattern." Fascinating. Thanks for posting. ::tu::
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:lol: Ken..you remember the fit I threw when you first showed me a pic of it. :shock: ..I Love it,Bro!! 8)
Thanks QS....I was stuck on that pattern of jigging the first time I saw it. ::nod::
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Yeah JR you like a kid in a candy store, eyes all bugged out, sweat beading on your brow, hands shaking.
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Yep...that's about it.::nod:: 8) 8)
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Johnnie that Remington is a beauty....it made my eye's bug out... ::tu:: ::drool::
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Thanks Bob...I'm real happy to have it!! 8)
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Here's a little 5 tool Imperial I picked up along the way. Everything locks up nice and tight.
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Here's my Remington RS4233 scout. You can barely make out the blade etch. I haven't seen to many of these here. I'd like to see your's if you have one ::pray::
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Nice one Wazu ::tu::
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I'd like to see your's if you have one
partner.....I wish I had one!!. :shock: .......yours is really nice. ::nod::
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Wazu that's a real nice Remington... ::tu:: ...the few I've run across had broken can opener's and punch's.

This is a new one to me, Stainless Cutlery made by Camillus, Goins date's it 1927 to 1940. The main blade is thicker then most scout knives, punch and can opener are marked with a "s", I guess for stainless, and the screwdriver has "ccc" , don't know what that stands for. First one of these I've seen....so I had to buy it.... ::nod::
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