Remington Heritage 870 Upland R-11

Rockwell hardness rating of 57-59. 100% Made in the USA.

Remington Heritage 870 Tiny Trapper R-131

Η λεπίδα του είναι κατασκευασμένη από επεξεργασμένο χάλυβα 440Α αρίστης ποιότητας έτσι ώστε να παραμένει εξαιρετικά ενισχυμένο σε απόδοση και ανθεκτικότητα με βαθμό σκληρότητας λεπίδας Rockwell 57-59.

Remington Heritage 870 WaterFowl R-21

The Heritage Model 870 Series knives are truly legends in the making. With handles hand-crafted from the same American walnut wood used on the Remington Model 870 Wingmaster stocks

Remington Heritage Big-Game Clip Point RH-11

The Remington Signature "R" is laser-etched into every knife, utilizing the same checkering pattern seen on its iconic familial counterpart. 440A modified stainless steel. Rockwell hardness rating of 57-59. 100% Made in the USA.

Remington Heritage 700 Big-Game Drop Point RH-21

Offering ultra-sharp stainless steel blades, each Model 700 Series knife features the traditional Remington trademark laser-etched on the main blade, "Remington/UMC - Made in the USA" tang stamp, and Remington Model number stamped on the opposite side of the tang. The Remington Signature "R" is laser-etched into every knife, utilizing the same checkering pattern seen on its iconic familial counterpart. 440A modified stainless steel. Rockwell hardness rating of 57-59. 100% Made in the USA.

Remington Heritage Model Big-Game Gut Hook RH-31

• Pattern: RH-31
• Blade length: 3-1/8" (Fixed Gut Hook)
• Overall length: 7-1/2"
• Blade material: 440A modified stainless steel
• Handle material: American Walnut

Remington Heritage Bowie RH-51

• Pattern: RH-51
• Blade length: 7" (Fixed Clip Point); brass guards
• Overall length: 11-1/2"
• Blade material: 440A modified stainless steel
• Handle material: American Walnut
• Handle points of interest: Laser-etched Remington Signature "R"; same checkering pattern as Model 700
• Sheath: Leather with snap closure

Remington - Official BSA - 2011 Boy Scout Knife

Made with tooling from the original Remington factory in Bridgeport, Connecticut, this handsome knife was developed from the original scout pattern dating to 1928