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Comment by Jan Carter on November 21, 2014 at 17:08

When I spoke with Mr Griffey at Rep Weekend I think the figure they gave me was 70% has been brought back so far

I would like to see 100% also

Comment by Bob Robinson on November 21, 2014 at 17:01

I agree. Hope they make all their products here.hereby

Comment by Billy Oneale on November 21, 2014 at 14:58

I like them both and own both. I hope this way Remington will be completely USA made. They do have some series made in China. I also think some of their tactical lines are Italian made also.

Comment by Bob Robinson on November 20, 2014 at 22:06

I think this is a good partnership for both companies. I have had several Remingtons and Bear & son knives and both are good quality. Sold most if them, may have to try some more.

Comment by Billy Oneale on November 20, 2014 at 21:43

About Remington Cutlery
Bear & Son Cutlery and Remington Announce New Partnership Agreement

Bear & Son Cutlery, Bear O.P.S. & Remington
Jacksonville, AL – Bear & Son Cutlery and Remington Outdoor Company (ROC) have announced a partnership agreement to manufacture a new line of collectible and functional cutlery products. The collection will offer all of the sleek design of a Bear & Son knife with the rugged durability that sportsmen have come to rely on from Remington. Both companies stress the importance of quality products made in the USA.

The new line will be launched in August with the release of an updated version of the legendary Remington Bullet knife, which the companies have successfully manufactured together since 2006. In 2015, Bear & Son will become ROC’s exclusive licensee for cutlery.

The knives will be handcrafted at the Bear & Son plant in Jacksonville, Alabama, where tooling, pressing, heat-treating, grinding, hafting, finishing, and assembly occur.

“Our factory is unique because of the extensive in-house work we do, from research and development to hand finishing,” said Ken Griffey, president of Bear & Son. “The methods we employ ensure that all of our knives are high quality, yet affordable, and our commitment to excellence is steeped in a rich family tradition of craftsmanship.”

“With a history dating back to 1920 of producing only the finest knives, it was critical for Remington to pick the right partner,” said Kevin Graff, senior vice-president and general manager of Business and Consumer Development, ROC. “The dedication, professionalism, and commitment to quality at every level of Bear & Son have become clear to us over the years of our collaboration. That is why we are excited to take our partnership to the next level – one that includes exclusivity in the cutlery space beginning in 2015.”

The expanded Remington line will offer several new and innovative products including an extension of the Remington Defense Tactical Knives and some additions to the popular 700 and 870 Series. New knives will also be added to the popular Remington Sportsman Series.

The Remington knives will be made in the USA, as are all Bear & Son knives, and will be backed by a Lifetime Warranty. For more about Bear and Son Cutlery, visit www.bearandsoncutlery.com or call (256) 435-2227.

Comment by Ken Spielvogel on November 1, 2013 at 20:52

Hey Steve, that's a dandy knife.

Comment by mickey evans on October 30, 2013 at 21:48

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what kind of Remington is this?

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on September 9, 2013 at 10:52

It's an enjoyable, addiction...lol  I have always wondered why, Remington calls their Moose's something else. I think to call a knife a Muskrat and it doesn't have a Muskrat blade is silly. Or a improved Muskrat and it's blades or wrong to be a Muskrat. It's the Muskrat blade that makes it a Muskrat.

Comment by Billy Oneale on August 28, 2013 at 21:56

Thanks everyone. Robert, I have several Remington's that are a Moose pattern, except they are called everything except a Moose. Remington was one of the first knives that I fell in love with. It's a good thing that you can love a lot of other brands also. I'm a steel addict, I can't help myself.

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on August 28, 2013 at 17:11

Billy, I love that Moose.

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