Trappers

[Rusty1]

Here's a saddlehorn trapper by Mr. Ruple. This is not mine and the pic is from Guns & Knives. I love the big belly spey blade on trappers!

I like that spey blade also, the return of the swedge is upon us. Beautiful knife!

Russell

 

[navihawk]

That is a nice spey blade. That thing probably puts itself in your pocket for you.

 

[Peter Parker]

Here is my current trapper collection. navilhawk, I'm gade to see I'm not the only Shemp man floating around on these forums!

 

[navihawk]

Don't quote me on this but that Robeson is probably a Queen. Someone ceerect me if I'm wrong.

 

[d.parker]

It's made by Queen...

 

[Peter Parker]

Don't quote me on this but that Robeson is probably a Queen. Someone ceerect me if I'm wrong.

Yep; and so is the Winchester large Texas Jack w/1095 blades.

 

[sunnyd]

Here is a Case Trapper that is coming deer hunting with me tomorrow. Not much to look at but she's a cutting fool with those CV blades.

 

[VCM3]

I'm adding my new Rick Menefee ,here.Real nice Mammoth Ivory,154 CM SS blade This is Rick's design based on some Bose BP blades,it is 3-7/8" closed,it melts in your hand

 

[navihawk]

The blade looks versatile. Nice lines and swedge,too.

 

[navihawk]

Check out that Remington Blues has.Elliot, you ever break that thing out and stick it in your pocket? What's the quality like on those old Rems?

 

[Blues]

Check out that Remington Blues has.Elliot, you ever break that thing out and stick it in your pocket? What's the quality like on those old Rems?

It's a big, heavy knife. I think about six ounces as I recall. I've carried it but rarely do just because of the bulk. (It's more suited for a jacket pocket or a belt sheath imho.)

Quality is awesome. Springs are still flush and tight. Blades have near zero play and the steel is excellent. Thick slabs of bone. Hard to go wrong with an original Remington.

 

[Morablades]

Some Mini Trappers

Amber Bone

One of my favorites by far - Remington Mini Trapper

 

[neeman]

MooreMaker (Camilius) trapper in yella Delrin
Queen in Black Cherry Jigged (Delrin)

 

[d.parker]

MooreMaker (Camilius) trapper in yella Delrin
Queen in Black Cherry Jigged (Delrin)

Neeman thems Dandys... Thanks for posting them.....:thumbup:

 

[sunnyd]

I recon this Trapper belongs in here as well. Kerry forged this one for me in 52100 and he left the perfect amount of belly to unzip flesh with..

This one is my favorite Trapper and has been since she made the trip from Terre Haute.

 

[FLymon]

I just happened to be carrying my Queen Mini Trapper today.

 

[Buck_Fan]

Great thread. Thanks for starting it. I have 2 trappers.

Amber Bone CV

Bone Stag

I gave this one away a couple of months ago.

Bill

 

[338375]

I recon this Trapper belongs in here as well. Kerry forged this one for me in 52100 and he left the perfect amount of belly to unzip flesh with..

This one is my favorite Trapper and has been since she made the trip from Terra Haute.

HOLY SMOKES Anthony That is SWEEETTTT . Definetely a great hunter. The coloring is incredible ....

I had to go look, I only have one full size trapper left. It's an early Schrade-Walden UH. This thing is a cuttin machine, takes an edge like a razor..

 

[navihawk]

I used to have this Browning, a bit different, but I think a trapper...

 

[sunnyd]

HOLY SMOKES Anthony That is SWEEETTTT . Definetely a great hunter. The coloring is incredible ....

I had to go look, I only have one full size trapper left. It's an early Schrade-Walden UH. This thing is a cuttin machine, takes an edge like a razor..

Thanks Mike,

Kerry built that one from scratch for me at my request when my name finally came up on his famous list from wayyyyy back when. She really is a Jim Dandy! All the details are in the Kerry Hampton thread in the recent March posts from last month if your are interested.. The color in these photo's shows what her jigged bone looks like right at sunrise. The bone appears a kind of translucent during different times of the day in ambient sunlight and I agree with you that it really looks ! It just illustrates to me how well Kerry executes every stage of his craft. :thumbup:

I love your Schrade Trapper. I have one too. An older Schrade Trapper that I carry now and again that a very old and dear friend gave me several decades ago before he died. Its got the old carbon steel, milled liners, and run number etched inside the liners when the Schrade company guaranteed against loss of their knives.. And like you say, they get razor sharp..

Anthony