new Case one hand trapper

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xstuntman
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new Case one hand trapper

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So Case purists, what are your thoughts on the Trapper with thumb stud and pocket clip. I'm really considering it for EDC and maybe picking up a spare for the collection.

Just wondering what everyone's opinions are on what i see as a radical concept for a traditional style.
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Re: new Case one hand trapper

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If you're talking about the linerlock I like it. A little on the pricey side but a sweet knife none the less, IMO.
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Re: new Case one hand trapper

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Should be a very good EDC knife. I like it ::tu:: ::tu::
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Re: new Case one hand trapper

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I like em. However, I have never carried one. I would prefer the Bose BP. It doesn't lock though.
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