The All Scout Knives Thread

[philco]

WB just keeps coming with the good stuff. Very nice knife.

[wazu013]

Hey WelderB that's the first Auto Knife shield I've ever seen. The knife looks like a R3863 with a bail Great score

Here's a clean Kabar 1152 that I snapped up this weekend.
wazu013

[johnnierotten]

Nice Kabar,wazu.

Bob...does that Remmy have a pattern number on it?
With that shield and a bale....sure makes me wonder.

[TripleF]

Very knice Bob and Wazu!

[jerryd6818]

Bob, I'm stealing your picture for the Shield thread.

[Quick Steel]

'Good looking Ka Bar Wazu.

I'm going to have to scramble to learn about Remingtons.

[PA Knives]

HI

I am venturing somewhat out of my realm with this one. I have a Remington Scout 4783 that is just beautiful and I admire the bone handles a great deal. This very morning I was admiring it and discovered a crack spring on the single main blade. Is it possible that some of you might have access to a replacement for it. I am heart broken as I really liked this knife and now this. I thought it was just a loose pin until I looked closer.

Any help out there?

[RobesonsRme.com]

Henry O'Kleshan, Mankato, MN

[johnnierotten]

Hey PA....knife-nut....had a post up in regards to Remmy parts.. http://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_f ... 54&t=33829 .....if He still has them.
Sorry to hear about your Scout....I love that pattern.

[knife-nut]

HI

I am venturing somewhat out of my realm with this one. I have a Remington Scout 4783 that is just beautiful and I admire the bone handles a great deal. This very morning I was admiring it and discovered a crack spring on the single main blade. Is it possible that some of you might have access to a replacement for it. I am heart broken as I really liked this knife and now this. I thought it was just a loose pin until I looked closer.

Any help out there?

Send me or post a picture, and I'll see what I got.

[Miller Bro's]

Been looking for one of these for a long time, finally added one to the collection.

[johnnierotten]

That’s a sweet one ,Dimitri.

[philco]

Wow Dimitri that one is well worth waiting for. I've got an example of that knife but mine sure pales in comparison to yours. VERY NICE !!!

[RobesonsRme.com]

Very Nice, Dimitri.

Charlie Noyes

[Quick Steel]

Very fine. Congrats!

[Just Plain Dave]

Looks to be almost unused! Knice!

[Miller Bro's]

Thank you gentlemen!

[TripleF]

Beautiful Dimitri!

[PA Knives]

Here is the Remington that needs the spring replaced As you can see it is worthy of a repair. I love the handles

[knife-nut]

Send me your address and I'll mail it to you. Mark

[Quick Steel]

A Camillus 3 pin Cub. First I've seen and am trying to figure out why it has these little metal tabs marked "press." I guess it sort of releases the tools. But why?

[tjmurphy]

They are blade locks, like you would find on the TL-29's.

[Quick Steel]

TJ: Kinda figured they were a type of lock but, well, they seem to me to make the knife more awkward for little cubbys. But I am sure the thinking was that any kind of lock would make the knife safer.

By the way, I truly enjoy watching you seasoned hands toss around the pattern designations like TL-29s. I always smile when I see that. Sort of like watching real slick gun handling with lots of twirls and flips before holstering the piece. And I promise myself I will one day be able to do that. At the moment however I couldn't distinguish a TL-29 from a B-29.

[tjmurphy]

Most that you see are not truely TL-29's. TL-29 is the military designation for the lineman's or electrician's knife with the screwdriver blade. For civilian consumers Camillus called it a #27 and the other brands had a model number for them also. So, unless they were issued by the military/GSA they are not TL-29's, that just paints a picture.

[Quick Steel]

You paint a very good picture. I've learned something. Thanks.