1984 REMINGTON BULLET KNIFE

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1984 REMINGTON BULLET KNIFE

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WHICH WOULD BE THE MOST DESIREABLE..MORE SCARE..OR MORE VALUABLE IN THIS KNIFE..THE 1173 OR THE 1303??...FINDING MYSELF GETTING OVERWHELMED GETTING INTO COLLECTING BULLET KNIVES...THANKS FOR ANY INFO..
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Re: 1984 REMINGTON BULLET KNIFE

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I don't know the answer but i do know that the Camillus Bullet reproduction knives in general sell for little money, often only $30-$40.
Camillus made many thousands of each Bullet knife. People bought them thinking they would become valuable collector knives but so many were made supply so far has well exceeded demand.
I believe the first Bullet Repro made, the R1123, in 1982 , is the only one of these Bullet knives that can sell for over $100.
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Re: 1984 REMINGTON BULLET KNIFE

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I think the more limited Silver Bullets sell a bit higher, but not much.

The knives that were included in a shotgun or rifle purchase, with the correct included poster are a bit more collectible.

Years ago, I was in a department store here, I forget which one and they had a whole display case of the Remington repro knives made by Camillus. I did not like the Delrin handles on the knives, as I just found them unattractive, however, they also had a cocobolo handled Bullet knife, I forget the number and they were priced at sixteen dollars. I told the very young sales clerk I did not think that was the correct price. He got very haughty and looked at me like he thought I was a fool and insisted that was the correct price. I bought all they had and would have taken the one off the display board, but he wouldn’t let me have it. I still have two of them that I saved for my boys, who are forty and forty-two now and I still haven’t given them to them. Don’t know why.

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