Bereli with a great price on the Remington Hunter TrailingPoint Folding Knife is now just $19.75 with FREE shipping. That is 66% OFF the $60.00 MSRP price.
Remington Hunter Trailing Point Folding Knife
The Hunter Series of Remington Cutlery features a multicolor green and black G10 handle with an inlayed antique bronze medallion, black G10 bolsters, and gold micarta spacers for a stunning look and exceptional grip. Blades are made from D2 stainless steel for extreme durability. Includes black leather sheath.
Remington Hunter Trailing Point Folding Knife $19.75 FREE S&H 66% OFF!
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Remington Hunter Trailing Point Knife 15632 | Ammunition Depot | $ 37.99 |
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Remington Hunter Trailing Point Folding Knife 4" Closed - D2 Steel - with Leather Sheath | Bereli | $ 19.75 |
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Remington Hunter Fixed Blade Knife Trailing Point, Black/Multi-Color Green - 15633 | Palmetto State Armory | $ 54.99 $ 51.99 |
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Remington Hunter Fixed Blade Knife Trailing Point, Black/Multi-Color Green - 15633 | Palmetto State Armory | $ 54.99 $ 51.99 |
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I have been doing some knife research lately. The D2 steel concerns me as it is difficult to sharpen with traditional stones but good with diamond stones. It does not excel in other areas. Here is a synopsis:
D2
Edge Retention 3.5/10
Ease of Sharpness 4/10
Corrosion Resistance 4/10
Toughness 6/10
While it is inexpensive, there are several other modern steels that would be a better choice if they are affordable and you are going to use diamond stones..
HLB
Bought one. This price is too good to pass up. Going to use it like the Buck 110 which I DON’T HAVE…keep buying them and giving them away. I’m not giving this one away. I think it looks nicer than the 110.
Sounds like a good plan. BTW, why do you give all your Buck 110’s away?
Relatives who need them but don’t know it yet.
When’s the new Remarms plant in Georgia going to be up and running? Anybody heard? I’ve looked, but can’t find any information.