Remington’s Echo Civilian Series II

Remington and a number of other knife companies, had their programs disrupted by the failed state of Camillus Cutlery. Remington has very quickly found support in the city of Maniago, Italy. This city has for centuries rivaled Solingen and Sheffield and has held on longer and stronger than either. Instead of clinging without thought to the old ways, they have embraced the new. The city fathers are teaching the young people, not only the old skills but also how to use lasers, CNC grinders and all the other machines and skills needed for the 21st century. You can see the result of those policies in these Remington knives.

Remington has created an entire line of Italian made knives, including a line of hunters, both fixed blade and folders, and a line of both fixed blade and folding tacticals. The look is completely different. Certainly not your daddy's Remington knife.

This series is made up of three folders, each with a different blade pattern. Each features 440C stainless steel blades at 56-58 Rc., with black PTFE-Teflon coating and ambidextrous thumb studs. Anodized aluminum handles with 3m non-slip inserts for improved grip. All are shipped in a silver Remington® tin. Blade measures 3-7/16". Closed length 4-1/2".

Remington® Echo Civilian Series II Folder with Tanto Blade

(A) REM-19580: $79.95

Remington® Echo Civilian Series II Folder with Drop Point Blade

(B) REM-19579: $79.95

Remington® Echo Civilian Series II Folder with Clip Point Blade

(C) REM-19578: $79.95