First Look: Remington's 2026 Limited Edition Bullet Knife

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posted on March 30, 2026
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Remington is proud to announce the availability of its 2026 Limited Edition Bullet Knife: King of the Mountain. This collector-focused release continues Remington's long-running Bullet Knife tradition and is now shipping to dealers nationwide.

"Remington Bullet Knives have always been about craftsmanship you can carry and tradition you can pass down," said Kaylene Christian, Remington's Accessories and Licensing product manager. "King of the Mountain delivers a standout new chapter in the series with a premium fixed blade design, classic materials, and the kind of build quality collectors and hunters expect from Remington."

The 2026 King of the Mountain Bullet Knife is the first fixed blade in the Remington Bullet Knife series and is built to feel as good in the field as it looks in a collection. It features a fixed 440A stainless blade, an authentic stag bone handle, and the unmistakable inlaid Bullet shield.

Each knife is hand-honed and hand-stropped at the factory and includes a genuine leather sheath for product protection and ready-to-use carry. With a 3 1/2-inch blade length and an 8 1/16-inch overall length, this limited-edition knife is designed to be used, displayed, and passed down for generations. The 2026 Limited Edition Bullet Knife, King of the Mountain, includes a leather sheath.

For more information on Remington, visit remington.com. MSRP: $179.99

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