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I just bought a new Case Amber Bone Trapper with the surgical stainless steel blades. Seems like a good durable knife. If any of you have one, what do you think of it?
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I have case trappers in cv and ss, all are great IMO. A lot of knife for the money!:thumbup:
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Mini Trappers from CASE I have and very good too.
Especially like the Wharncliffe bladed version, but, some really lurid scale colours on offer there: AlgaeGreen (Green Apple) and what some have in this forum described as Lady of the Night (cheap) red lipstick...there's also some Periwinkle(that says it all)Blue version.Pity,as they are a fine pattern.
Full size Trapper is too full size for my taste, I have one from Canal St and not too enthusiastic about it.
Especially like the Wharncliffe bladed version, but, some really lurid scale colours on offer there: AlgaeGreen (Green Apple) and what some have in this forum described as Lady of the Night (cheap) red lipstick...there's also some Periwinkle(that says it all)Blue version.Pity,as they are a fine pattern.
Full size Trapper is too full size for my taste, I have one from Canal St and not too enthusiastic about it.
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seems durable so far, i used it in the back yard earlier, (giving the wave a break), clearing some brush on my hunting trail and this thing is still scary sharp!