WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
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coffeecup
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WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
I'm looking for a single-blade trapper on the larger (4 1/8") frame, or maybe the even-larger frame of the Case Backpocket. I don't want a stainless steel blade, or a lock. Ideally the knife would have a lanyard hole but I'm probably not going to be that lucky.
Thanks,
Jim
Thanks,
Jim
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coffeecup
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Re: WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
Think I got something that should work, will know in a few days. Thanks for looking!
Jim
Jim
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keithlong
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Re: WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
Hey Coffee,
I have a TB61546 1/2 Gondenrod scales with a layanard hole and the case layanard also, however mine is SS and a 2012 model, NIB. Must be one of a numbered series because mine has the number 11 on the bolster. Never been out of the box.
I have a TB61546 1/2 Gondenrod scales with a layanard hole and the case layanard also, however mine is SS and a 2012 model, NIB. Must be one of a numbered series because mine has the number 11 on the bolster. Never been out of the box.
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coffeecup
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Re: WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
Thanks Keith, but I'll have to pass. I've not had good luck with the stainless used by Case (or other 420 series equivalent steels). I tend to sharpen my knives at low angles; at those lower angles the edge just doesn't hold up as well as steels like 1095, or even Case's CV. I think this is probably a combination of hardness differences and carbide size in the stainless, but I haven't really looked at it.
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Re: WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
"A pocketknife is a man's best friend!"
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keithlong
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Re: WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
No problem, I actually forgot that I have the knife. Most of the ones I have seen have a regular clip shape blade on them, this one has a different style blade and georgus handles on it. I will hang onto for now. If I were able to post pics from my phone, I would post one. Have not figured that out yet.
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Re: WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
Keith, yours look like this? This one is mine in CV. Absolutely love this knife.
There's a yellow handled delrin one with CV on eBay right now BTW.
There's a yellow handled delrin one with CV on eBay right now BTW.
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Re: WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
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Re: WTB/T: single blade trapper or Case Backpocket
Nope, different blade shape and also different shield. SN 11 on bolster.
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