What model or series are you asking about?
Thank you Phil. Can I assume it then took a few years until most of the Camillus had also been switched to the Delrin stud construction?I believe the original Delrin Stud design occured early on in the 300 series Bucks in the early 70's.
Did these Camillus-made Uncle Henry models use Swinden Key construction or conventional pivot pin construction? And can they be identified as Camillus-made by the "SCC" tang stamp?There are two models of Uncle Henry knives which were made by Camillus for Schrade from 1979-1982. Both the smaller 898UH @ 3.4" and the larger 886UH @ 3.9" had the single pin construction. As always, thanks!
898UH
886UH
From this image it appears that this liner could be used with either single-pin (Delrin stud) or three-pin (traditional) construction. Is that correct?
Did these Camillus-made Uncle Henry models use Swinden Key construction or conventional pivot pin construction? And can they be identified as Camillus-made by the "SCC" tang stamp?
I thought only the Schrade built knives used Swindon key construction, but not positive about it. I do believe you're right about the S.C.C. tang stamp, but also the blade shapes are not typical Schrade.