Remington Bullet, old or new?

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Remington Bullet, old or new?

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I don’t claim to know a lot about Remington and would like to know if this knife is old or a repro. Seems like most of the repros have etch or date on them. This one has neither. Any help from you Remington gurus would be great!
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Re: Remington Bullet, old or new?

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New, or at least newer than the original knives.
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Re: Remington Bullet, old or new?

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You might look below in the Remington forum. Many pictures of the R4466 if you use the search bar. You might get more answers if you post your knife there.



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