New Bullet Stockman

300Bucks said:
I don't remember seeing it new Buck catalog. Limited Editions can get confusing as a lot of them are not in the standard catalog.
Some folks hold strong to the idea that if it isn't stamped Buck then it's not really a Buck knife. Since Remington is still alive, and we have discussed Remington contracted knives in recent past it must be called a Remington knife made by Buck. Looks like a 301 for sure. I am out of the price range. Nice display piece or fancy gift knife. 300Bucks
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300Bucks said:
I don't remember seeing it new Buck catalog. Limited Editions can get confusing as a lot of them are not in the standard catalog.
Some folks hold strong to the idea that if it isn't stamped Buck then it's not really a Buck knife. Since Remington is still alive, and we have discussed Remington contracted knives in recent past it must be called a Remington knife made by Buck. Looks like a 301 for sure. I am out of the price range. Nice display piece or fancy gift knife. 300Bucks
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I don't think that it is in the new Buck catalog; probably, because it is not stamped as "Buck" but as "Remington."
 
Tin Sue said:
I don't think that it is in the new Buck catalog; probably, because it is not stamped as "Buck" but as "Remington."
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it's not, you are correct Sir. I got my bcci mailer and 2020 Buck catalog recently and just went through the catalog page by page, didnt see it in there. also assume you're right again as being Remington it would be in a Remington catalog rather than the Buck one.
 
If the stamping on the blade were removed, and maybe the silver bullet, it would be a good looking knife.
 
These knives are in the latest A. G. Russell catalogue. Don't care for the green one, but the white one looks nice. Too pricey, though.
 
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