Remington scout question

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GClaxon
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Remington scout question

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I have this remington scout RS3333 it has the cutout in the frame for the early can opener but has the two piece opener. A variation maybe? Factory goof? Factory repair?
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wazu013
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They were made that way early from the factory.
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ScoutKnives
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Re: Remington scout question

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The can opener blade has been replaced , the horizontal lift tab can opener only came on the round shield Remington scouts .

GClaxon wrote:I have this remington scout RS3333 it has the cutout in the frame for the early can opener but has the two piece opener. A variation maybe? Factory goof? Factory repair?
Always looking for Mint pre war scout knives
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