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sunburst
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Boker Trapper

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While scouring the knife underworld recently ::paranoid:: I came across this German made Boker Trapper in 1095 Steel with these cool looking wash board jigged bone handles. I have to say that the quality is really nice and for $28 how can a man go wrong.. :) ::tounge::

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Great looking knife, and really good pictures
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Thanks Sqg1 for the nice comments, they are much appreciated. :)

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Very nice Knife! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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I like the jigging pattern on the bone. It is different.
Nice knife. ::tu::

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Very nice Knife! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Yes, I like Bokers. The prices are very decent too. Wish I had one to show you. I have a nice congress comming in the mail though.
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Great looking handles at a great price!! ::tu::
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Re: Boker Trapper

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sunburst wrote:While scouring the knife underworld recently ::paranoid:: I came across this German made Boker Trapper in 1095 Steel with these cool looking wash board jigged bone handles. I have to say that the quality is really nice and for $28 how can a man go wrong.. :) ::tounge::

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Nice one sunburst. Interesting bone. ::tu:: 'knife underworld' ::shrug:: :) s-k
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Sunburts said; "how can a man go wrong?" This made me think... :lol:

He could end up marrying a girl that does not like sex (after 2 years in the marriage) and thinks knives are weapons.... :oops: :oops:

He could buy the wrong stock (buy high sell low).
I did that.
He could store his Celluloid's with his other knives.
I did that.
He could get hooked on buying to many knives.
I still do that.
He could buy China knives as an investment.
I have 5 China knives.
He could open his mouth just to put his foot in it.
I do that.
......... ::nod:: :lol: :lol: ::nod:: ....

oops I all most for got NICE looking photo of a sweet knife... :mrgreen: ::tu::
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Great looking knife Sunburst :D
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