CCC Stag Trapper - Looks Like A Doctor?????

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CCC Stag Trapper - Looks Like A Doctor?????

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=004

Is this a "trapper"? Sort of looks like a doctor. Want to make sure I have it right. Cannot find the pattern number listed here on AAPK.

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hey tank. it's a jack knife.
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I cannot find this pattern listed anywhere???
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GENUINE STAG HANDLE 2 BLADE TRAPPER , 52019 SS. 4 1/8" CLOSED, CASE XX COLLECTOR'S CLUB BOMB SHIELD. 1990 TANG STAMP (NO DOTS). TRU-SHARP STAINLESS STEEL SPEAR AND PEN BLADES. ISSUED IN 1990. Found at...

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GENUINE STAG HANDLE 2 BLADE TRAPPER , 52019 SS. 4 1/8" CLOSED, CASE XX COLLECTOR'S CLUB BOMB SHIELD. 1990 TANG STAMP (NO DOTS). TRU-SHARP STAINLESS STEEL SPEAR AND PEN BLADES. ISSUED IN 1990. Found at...
I saw this ad as well but not sure Trapper is right.
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it does not fit the "trapper" definition no matter who named it. my opinion
all the books call the pattern "slim jack"
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At first I thought it resembled a doctors knife but the end bolster made it look like a slim jack. I would have to agree with Johnnie that it doesn't fit any description of a trapper model and does resemble a slim jack.
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Howdy,

That pattern can be seen on page 195 of Price's 14th Guide.
As johnnie mentioned, it is referred to as a Slim Jack. I don't think they've been in regular production for a long time. The Parker "Collector's Edition" not withstanding.

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Thanks Guys!

Concensus betweeen you all and KnifeForums is JACK!
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