Remington R-73 info

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Hay guys, I just purchased this mini-Doctor and would like to know who made it,what kind of steel in the blades,and type of handled bone or delrin???I got her a Cabelas and they say it was discontinued.
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1. Bear and sons.
2. 440 High Carbon Stainless Steel
3. Genuine bone, jigged and dyed green.
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8) R.C.;Thank you very much ::nod::
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