REG TECHNOLOGIES INC.
#240 – 11780 Hammersmith Way
Richmond, BC V7A 5E9
Phone: 604-278-5996 Fax: 604-278-3409
Toll Free: 800-665-4616
www.regtech.com
NEWS RELEASE
Reg Technologies Inc. (“Reg” or “RRE.V” or “REGRF”)
REG TECHNOLOGIES INC. AND MINEWEST SILVER AND GOLD
ANNOUNCE COMPLETION OF THE SILVERKNIFE 43-101
TECHNICAL REPORT
For Immediate Release: February 14, 2011. Vancouver, BC – Reg Technologies Inc. (TSX Venture
Exchange: RRE.V, OTC BB: REGRF) is pleased to announce the 43-101 technical report for the
Silverknife property is complete.
The Silverknife Property (the “Property”, “Silverknife Property” or the “Silverknife Project”, or “Project”)
is located in North central British Columbia, Canada in the Liard Mining Division Tootsee River area,
approximately 100 km west of the town of Watson Lake, Yukon at roughly (59º 56’ 13” N. Latitude; 130º
21’ 09” W. Longitude). Direct Property access is possible utilizing a network of well-maintained to
variably deactivated forest service and mining service roads. The eastern Property boundary lies
approximately 1 kilometre from Silvercorp Metals Inc. Silvertip Silver-Zinc-Lead mineral deposit.
Through a series of agreements, the Property is owned as follows:
• Reg Tech owns 8 million shares of Minewest Silver and Gold (a Reg Technologies Inc.
subsidiary, British Columbia incorporated, private company), which owns a 70% working interest
in the Silverknife Property subject to the 10% NPI held by Teryl;
• Teryl owns 30% working interest and has a 10% Net Profit Interest (“NPI”);
• Reg holds a 5% net profits interest against the whole of the Property; and
• a 1% NSR is held against the Property by SMR Investments Ltd.
The Silverknife Property consists two (2) contiguous British Columbia “legacy” (4-post style) mineral
claims covering approximately 645 hectares (1,594 acres) and is in good standing with respect to British
Columbia Minerals Title Act through January 12, 2012.
The purpose of the report is to present an independent Property review technical report summarizing
previous work, reviewing the exploration potential of the Property and making recommendations towards
future work on the Property.
In 1983, the Silverknife Property was staked and from 1984-1988 Reg Resources Corp. and Chevron
Minerals Inc. a staged series of mineral exploration programs were conducted. Geochemistry and
geophysics were the primary initial (1983-1985) exploration tools applied to Property, and following on a
number of anomalies discovered in 1985 a 30 hole diamond drill program was completed. Based on this
first phase drilling, a “Discovery Zone” of silver-zinc-lead mineralization was uncovered, including the
following intersections:
• Hole 85-4: 7.25m of 5.04oz/t Ag, 2.65% Pb and 3.09% Zn
• Hole 85-6: 0.2m of 4.43oz/t Ag, 1.9% Pb and 3.42% Zn
• Hole 85-21: 4.3 m of 29.02oz/t Ag, 10.14% Pb and 7.02% Zn
20 additional holes were collared from 1986-1987, the bulk of which were focused on defining and
expanding the “Discovery Zone” mineralization on the Property. The 1987 drilling included the following
mineralized intersections:
• Hole 87-35: 18.02 m of 4.17 oz/t Ag, 1.67% Pb and 3.02% Zn
• Hole 87-38: 9.99 m of 5.36 oz/t Ag, 1.73% Pb and 3.15% Zn
• Hole 87-39: 4.63 m of 3.18 oz/t Ag, 4.60% Pb and 3.97% Zn
• Hole 87-40: 5.94 m of 6.20 oz/t Ag, 3.47% Pb and 3.65% Zn
• Hole 87-43: 8.00 m of 2.05 oz/t Ag, 1.59% Pb and 4.85% Zn
• Hole 87-44: 3.66 m of 7.52 oz/t Ag, 6.21% Pb and 4.78% Zn
In 1988, Cordilleran Engineering Ltd. conducted a line cutting, soil sampling, geological mapping and IP
survey on the Silverknife Property on behalf of Chevron Minerals Ltd. The objective of the 1988 program
was to confirm the geochemical and geophysical anomalies identified by Reg Resources Corp. in the 1984-
1987 programs, map the surface geology and re-examine all drill core from the 1985
- 1987 drilling programs. Since this 1988 program no exploration programs have been conducted on the
Property.
In August of 2010, Paul D. Gray Geological Consultants (“PDGGC”) were commissioned to author a
technical compilation and review report (“the Report”) on the Silverknife Property. On September 2526,
2010 Paul D. Gray, P.Geo., conducted a site visit of the Silverknife Property, when the Property was
accessed, the Discovery Zone drillout located and GPS surveyed and the historic core storage area visited
and assessed. The research, site visit, and data compilation programs conducted with respect to this Report,
have lead the author to the conclusion that the Silverknife Property represents a solid base metals
exploration target which warrants a systematic and phased series of mineral exploration programs to
adequately appraise the Project’s economic potential.
The Silvertip Pb-Zn deposit of Silvercorp Metals Inc. is an advanced exploration/development project
currently undergoing extensive mineral exploration (via diamond drilling) and concurrently permitting
dewatering of the existing underground workings in support of renewed mine development and mineral
processing activities (permitting under small mines permit to allow for shipment 75,000 tonnes per year of
product). This project lies approximately one (1) kilometre from the north-eastern boundary of the Property
and the mineralization identified to date on the Silverknife Property has been interpreted to be genetically
related to the Silvertip mineralization. With this renewed development in the district the Silverknife
Property mineralization represents an attractive target to test by a systematic diamond drilling exploration
program designed to expand and define additional mineralization on the Property.
A proposed Phase I exploration program consisting of a desk study followed by a series of on-the-ground
Property boundary and drill collar location surveys, followed by geophysics and diamond drilling with a
recommended budget of $358,700 is recommended for the Silverknife Property. The exploration programs
(and budgets), presented herein, are designed to identify the accurate location of the mineral titles boundary
with respect to historic drill collars and test the Silverknife Property’s precious and base metal mineral
potential and will yield enough information to guide Minewest and Teryl subsequent mineral exploration
programs on the Property.
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ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Reg Technologies Inc.
"John Robertson"
John Robertson
President
Contact: Reg Technologies Inc.
John Robertson, 1-800-665-4616
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