Schrade Trapper by Muskrat Man

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Schrade Trapper by Muskrat Man

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Just received this one back from Kaleb. ::ds::

Giraffe Bone and some nice filework......

These are Kaleb's pics, my photography skills wouldn't do it any justice. Thanks Kaleb. ::tu::
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Post by useem »

WOW. That trapper is SWEET!!!!!!!!! The filework rivals anything i've seen in BLADE!! ::tu::
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Post by justold52 »

mumblypeg She looks FANTASTIC... :mrgreen:

I was waiting for a post to place my FIRST custom by MM.

She is not a Schrade but still a trapper.

Most important she was in MM's shop and I mite add not for a long time.

I picked her up at the Queens factory. I added an old stag bone with a hole in it.

With the good eye of an artist and small fingers (do to sanding) MM made this BEAUTY come to life.

Grate job MM and thanks for addind your grate photps.
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Post by El Lobo »

Those are both very, very nice gents. ::tu:: ::tu::

Kaleb is certainly doing some fine work. ::nod:: ::tu::

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Post by Sauconian »

Two really great knives guys !! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::

You will love the reactions, when you pull them out of your pockets.
:shock: :shock: :shock:

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Post by mumblypeg »

Thanks everyone. I'm very proud to own this one. Kaleb is turning into quite the artist.

Ken- Very nice stag on that Queen, my friend. ::tu::
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Post by marcinek »

Congrats mumblypeg, justold, and muskratman!

mumblypeg and justold...enjoy 'em!

muskratman...keep up the awesome work!
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Post by sunburst »

Very nice Richard and Ken, those are incredibly beautiful knives. Once again MM just gets better and better in his handiwork..

Thanks for sharing,

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Post by mumblypeg »

Thanks for the comments, Ralph & John. She is a purty one.
MM just keeps gettin' better & better. I even got a nice COA to go along with it. ::tu::
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