Remington stockman??

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Can anyone tell me the pattern ##'s on this stockman and maybe the year??Thanx guys
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Knife is modern. I'm not sure if these modern Remington's have pattern numbers or who manufactures them. Hopefully someone will be along to enlighten us.
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Guess not tanx anyway Rem boys ::shrug::
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