#14726 - 02/27/0712:40 PMRe: Personal “Bullet” Crusade
[Re: John_Nugent]
RAN
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.....I am searching for Words... the Shield...how ignorant my words..it LEAPS out at you it SCREAMS of taming a wild land,of who's got your back in a Jackpot! I am a Converted member of the choir..Amen brothers AMEN!
Quote: 14 Bullets they say…Ok here they are I could not start my learning curve without knowing what they were, so I made a chart. I scanned, cut and pasted this together awhile back to give some idea what the heck is going on. The only knives not here are the R-1305, which is the same as the R-1306, but in bone and the R-1128, a cocobolo R-1123.
Quote: 14 Bullets they say…Ok here they are I could not start my learning curve without knowing what they were, so I made a chart. I scanned, cut and pasted this together awhile back to give some idea what the heck is going on. The only knives not here are the R-1305, which is the same as the R-1306, but in bone and the R-1128, a cocobolo R-1123.
Thanks John for the chart very informative. The R1615 Bullet Fishing Knife with the pyremite scales would be the rarest Bullet knife. I haven't ever seen one or know any body that has. I know you just mis typed but the bone scaled Lockback Bullet is R1303. There's 2 variations of the Stag Scaled R1306 one has a single scale pin near bolster, the other has 2 the one with 2 pins has thumb groves on top of the blade. You probably already know this about them. I have a couple original Bullets, and a 1173 Baby Bullet by Reese. My originals sure are not as pristine as yours, congrats to you on them...
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