QTCut5 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 03, 2025 3:49 am
John posted the preemptive peek to kick off Trapper Tuesday and I’m sneaking in under the wire with the last look for this week’s edition
Nice shots Q ... The bottom picture has a great contrast between the dark center of the scales and the dark lava background, offset by the red edges of the bone. WELL DONE
Ripster wrote: ↑Tue Dec 02, 2025 8:53 pm
High Carbon stamped . Half stops on both blades .
Nice "pocket" smoothed bone J.P.
Thank you Sir! It’s gotten a lot of pocket time .
Just found out brother and I will be heading to Phoenix January 17 thru 25 th for the Barret Jackson auction . We have some time to play with if you’re close to that area and want to hook up shoot me a pm. Will buy you a Cervesa or 2 if interested.
Ripster wrote: ↑Tue Dec 02, 2025 8:53 pm
High Carbon stamped . Half stops on both blades .
Thank you Sir! It’s gotten a lot of pocket time .
Just found out brother and I will be heading to Phoenix January 17 thru 25 th for the Barret Jackson auction . We have some time to play with if you’re close to that area and want to hook up shoot me a pm. Will buy you a Cervesa or 2 if interested.
Sounds Great J.P. ... I'll check my itinerary with my personal assistant and have my people contact your people
GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Thu Dec 04, 2025 9:21 pm Nice shots Q ... The bottom picture has a great contrast between the dark center of the scales and the dark lava background, offset by the red edges of the bone. WELL DONE
Mahalo, T-Dog I was pleased with how that shot turned out for the exact reasons you mentioned although I was a bit disappointed that the red color in the lava rock didn't show up as much in the photo as it appeared IRL.
One of the only Case in my rotation, this trapper is a favorite carry of mine. It was a gift from my knife pen pal last year for Christmas. It began my interest in trappers. Ignore the scratches and scuffs, it gets alot of pocket time and use.
Jp that's some nice stag on that one. An interesting read beneath as well
QTCut5 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 09, 2025 2:47 pm
I really like single blade Trappers like this Queen, but I wonder if technically it's really a "Trapper" without a spay blade
Great Trapper Show today everyone, and the Stag on that Beautiful Queen Trapper is Fantastic, Q!
A few more. First is a late model Schrade bone handled Walmart special. The second is a beautiful old Maher & Grosh with flawless peachseed bone covers. Given to me by a dear friend from Idaho who passed suddenly last year. Thanks Mike, we miss you.
I bought this one to give to a friend, thought I'd share it before I send it out. He lives in South Carolina and apparently this is a southern phrase, so I thought he'd get a kick out of it. It's been edited to keep it PG. I'm not a huge fan of boxed knives like this that keep the blades open. This one now has pretty mushy action from being stored like this for 30 years. Its a nice knife otherwise though. Best I can figure it was made by Bear on contract for Frost using one of their many brands, somewhere between the mid 80's and mid 90's. The stamps say Little River Knives and LRK.