Help with Remington trapper ID

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kossetx
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Help with Remington trapper ID

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Morning folks, I picked up this green bone full size trapper the other day. It is unlike any Remington trapper I have ever seen. It has the Camillus era tang stamps but different blade grinds than an R12. I thought it might be a Bear but it differs from their knives too by bolsters, grinds and pins. It is stamped Made in USA. Shield is really different too. Any ideas?
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Re: Help with Remington trapper ID

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Here is a Camillus made R12, a Bear made Schrade and this knife.
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Re: Help with Remington trapper ID

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Possibly Utica ::shrug::
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Re: Help with Remington trapper ID

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I like it.
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