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I just got in this awesome S & M Trapper, and let me tell ya this baby is sweet!
By far the smoothest Trapper I have ever handled. The lines on the blades are perfect, and slightly out of the ordinary. With it's very nice well balanced stag scales, and an overall great finish, this is a very impressive knife.
I have 20-30 Case trappers; from 1st model XXs to 10 dot knives, and they don't hold a candle to this, IMO. The bottom bolster on this knife looks very much like a 1st model Case.
With every S & M knife I receive I'm more impressed, I only wish I had started collecting them sooner.
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Very nice there gmusic! Better get the other side up there before Sunburst comes along! :mrgreen:

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i need one of those to go with my stag shatts.
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Dave said it! You know he has wild peacocks livin with him dont cha. :mrgreen: Gary, you have what is called a case of the SCHATTS.
Who can blame ya, its not that hard to get'em, much harder to get rid of'em
Good luck with that. :lol: That is a real fine piece. Saw one just like it today at the show. Thanks for sharin. Take 2 of these and call Sunburst in the mornin.

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Post by sunburst »

What!!! No Picture of the other handle?? ::disgust:: :lol:

Hey gmusic, fantastic addition, very nice...That is some great looking stag you got there..Your additional comparison commentary was really appreciated, I have always wondered if S&M stacks up well against those fine Case knives from the era you mentioned.

Thanks for sharing,

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Damn Tracks, he got me. I knew I should have put up the other side!

Thanks guys......

I love my Case knives and all don't get me wrong, they make a fine knife. Could be the candle remark was a little over the top.

How about, S & M is a notch above the rest. There, that sounds better; of course there are various sized notches! Oops, I did it again...........

I'm just very excited to buy a trapper of this quality for under $80.00 bucks.

In all fairness I do not have a modern Case Trapper. Can anyone out there do a side by side of the two and let us know what ya think?

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gmusic I think you said it real well when you said "OOPS"

This means you have the "SCHATTS NOW" :lol:
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Well since you introduced your Stag Trapper Beauty you have given me a reason to add to the S&M Stag Trapper bonanza.. :lol:

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Very nice Sunburst!


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Nice trappers,Fellas!! ::tu::
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Very nice Sunburst! ::tu:: You da man!! :mrgreen:
You don't see that Texas shield often.

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::drool:: gaaaaaaaaaah! i need a texas shield stag trapper by s&m. i'm on a quest. :lol: great knives guys. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Here ya are jonet, quest no more.
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thanks guys.
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Fine lookin there Sunburst, ::tu:: Those jump right off the screen..................don't worry I'l catch'em ::tounge::

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Say knowtracks, I ran onto a site the other night with several Schatt and Morgans with texas shields :D
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Hey richied, ::welcome:: to the site, are somebody I already know?

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Hey singin, yea I stumbled onto this site earlier today. Now these folks know there knives also ::ds::
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These are some serious knife folk. I''ll learn a lot here ::tu::
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Great knife sunburst, know where I could find one with the Texas shield?
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see previous page for a couple of places.
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Thanks Tank for the link. Got me one. ::ds::
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Hey sqg, There's a site called soonerstate knives that have a lot of Schatt and Morgan knives with Texas shields. Some nice longhorn handles :D
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Here's A S&M , I found with an Okla. shield and wagontrain etched into handle Sorry about the pic, trying to figure this out
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nice knife. wow. our texas steers are a lot bigger than that oklahoma sample. :lol: unless that's a mighty big trapper! ::paranoid::
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