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Comment by Billy Oneale on November 21, 2011 at 10:59

Jack, just ask away and I will do my best to try and help guide you.

Comment by Billy Oneale on November 19, 2011 at 15:35

Tim, Welcome to the Remington Knife Club. We are glad you're here. I still am missing about 6 or 7 years on mine. I also have a mixed bag, but like them all.

Comment by Tom Sigler on November 19, 2011 at 12:15

Hi All,

 

As you probably know, I'm new to this club.  I've been collecting Bullet Knife Reproductions since the mid-1990's. I've got one knife for each year 1983-2010 except 1997 for which I have (2)  R4468's (not sure how that happened).  I've also got the 15th, 20th, 25th and 75th anniversary knives.  All told, I've got 42 Remington knives.  Aside from the Bullet Repros, everything else is a bit of a mixed bag.

Just wanted to say HI and introduce myself.

 

Tom

Comment by stephen tungate on November 12, 2011 at 14:22

this is not the bullet knife but it is a remington and it is made in the usa

Comment by Gus Marsh on November 9, 2011 at 16:20

This is the Remington RB1242 Daddy Barlow with 2 blades made of 440 high carbon stainless The large blade is a 4 inch clip blade with long nail pull and a 2 ½ inch pen blade with long nail pull. The knife closed is 5 inches.  The handle material Amber saw cut bone with bullet shield. The distinctive large bolster that the Barlow pattern is known for has the Remington logo stamp. Like all quality Remington products, this knife is manufactured and assembled right here in the USA.

 

Comment by Billy Oneale on November 6, 2011 at 21:11

Welcome to the Remington Knife Club, Brad.

Comment by Billy Oneale on November 4, 2011 at 20:47

Gus, is work keeping you busy. I need to get all my Remington's pictured here. I saw the 2009 Remington Boy Scout knife for $39.99 the other night.I have one put aside for one of the grandson's when he reaches eagle scout.

Comment by vernon wayne perkins on October 20, 2011 at 6:16

Thanks for the comments. It sounds like I need to use a little common sense. It is that age old thing of getting to you when you think you have to get it or cannot wait. My main defense is buying as soon as they come out in fear of it not being available later. I would hate to have all the knives except maybe one or two because I was waiting on a price reduction, even thought it turns out to be significant. I have no problem waiting to purchase anything, especially in light of saving a few dollars. Anybody that collects, I am sure feels the same way. Again it is that chance of one of the varieties that I am trying to collect not being available if I wait. Perhaps I should change my strategy and see what happens.

Comment by Billy Oneale on October 19, 2011 at 21:12

I've learned to wait until the end of year on the Remington knives to get the prices where they should be. The new bullet knives always sell for more when they are first introduced. I always buy things for winter when summer starts, and visa versa for summer clothes. you can save a lot by buying off the clearance racks. A lot of knife inventory from all makers happens this time of year to clear out old for new.

Comment by vernon wayne perkins on October 17, 2011 at 22:23

I am a member of the Remington Collector Club like many of you and glad to be a part. I did not get interested in Remington until the club reformed in 2009 even though I have been a collector of others for many years. I try and buy the new club knives as soon as  they come out every year so as to have all the knives for my collection. Every year since the club formed I buy the club knife, the bullet knife, the event knife and the scout knife. Quit naturally I buy the knives as soon as they come out so I will not miss them. I have noticed a pattern over the last few years that is some what irritating. After the knives have been out for a year or so Remington runs a drastically reduced price for the same knives that a dues paying member paid top dollar for. Understand the reduced price is also for a dues paying member. I understand these knives are left over and Remington is only trying to move them but it does seem unfair to those members who paid full price. Any thoughts or suggestions for Remington. A member or collector would need to buy as soon as available.

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