Remington knives by Camillus

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Camillus made Remington knives from 1982 to closed its doors.
During this time it created many fine knives, but I did not find here any special topic for this.
Currently I have a few Remington knives by Camillus, but someday they will undoubtedly be more.

Two my Small Lockbacks knives (pattern 5818) I have shown in another topic http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/915759-Small-Lockbacks.

Remington R-5
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Remington RS15M Rifle 175th Anniversary

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I recently purchased a Remington Millennium Bullet Knife R1123 (pattern 5754)
It has a Buffalo Horn handle with Mother of Pearl Bullet shield.

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And Remington Limited Edition Musket-1 Knife

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I'm not sure of the time frame, around 2000-2003, I think, Camillus made a limited edition, stag handled bowie knife using the Western W49 as a basis. According to the etching on the blade, only 2500 were made.

Overall shot with the sheath - standard Western Model 1968 dangler sheath, with a Remington logo stamped on it.
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This is the etching on the mark side of the blade..
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Mark side of tang
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Pile side of blade
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And a comparison shot of a contemporaneous Camillus Western W49 and the Camillus made Remington Stag Handled Bowie. Note how the Remington blade has small notches ground into the edges of the spine.
Remington Stag Bowie 4 W49 Comparison.jpg

The Remington Bowie is about 1.5 inches longer overall that the W49. Lining up the guards, the difference is ONLY the amount that the stag knob sticks out. Otherwise the blade/guard lines up exactly.
 
Remington Large Stockman, 4 1/4 inches closed.

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Remington Large Stockman and Buck 307 Large Stockman
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Noted differences:

The Remington has tumble polished blades; main blade has no swedge; smooth Delrin handles with three pins.

The Buck has satin polished blades; main blade with swedge on mark side; sawcut Delrin handles with one pin
 
Vit - If you had started buying Camillus knives sooner, some of us might still be working there. ;)
 
Rick -
Not even Vitaly could have saved us from the excrement storm of futile nepotism.

Phil,
My English is very bad, and only after your answer I have correctly understood the meaning of what was said RickR.
Now I have a different answer:
Guys, excuse me for being late to save you! ;)

Let us rejoice that we have now, and we will not be sad about what has not come back.
 
Remington R1306 Tracker Bullet Knife (1990)
Waterfowl Series - The Mallards

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The Camillus made Bullet knives sure seem much better made than the current issues. I've got one of the very first ones myself, the 1982. It's actually worth more $ than a fair example of the old Remington original. Hey, Vit, nice photos there. Being in Moscow, I assume you purchased them through ebay?
 
Hey, Vit, nice photos there. Being in Moscow, I assume you purchased them through ebay?

Thank you!
Now in Russia can buy any modern knife, but buy the old knives is very difficult. So I purchased all these knives through ebay.
 
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