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Case 16403 Slimline Trapper Folding Knife with Carbon Steel Clip Point Blade and Royal Blue Synthetic Handle
CaseOUR PRICE: $62.99Case 16403 Trapper Slimline 3.25" Folding Clip Point Plain Mirror Polished Carbon Steel Blade, Smooth Royal Blue Synthetic Handle The Case 16403 Slimline Trapper is a high-quality folding knife... -
Hogue Deka 3.25 Inch Clip Point Blade Tumble G10 Black Folding Knife
HogueOUR PRICE: $143.96Hogue 24379 Deka 3.25" Folding Clip Point Plain Stone Tumbled CPM MagnaCut Steel Blade, Black Textured GRN Handle The Hogue Deka folding knife features a 3.25-inch clip point blade crafted from CPM... -
Hogue DEKA 3.25 Inch Clip Point Blade Tumbled G10 Blue Handle Knife
HogueOUR PRICE: $188.96Hogue 24273 Deka 3.25" Folding Clip Point Plain Stone Tumbled CPM MagnaCut Steel Blade, G-Mascus Blue Aluminum/G10 Handle The Hogue DEKA 3.25 Inch Clip Point Blade Knife offers reliable performance... -
Case 16400 SMOOTH ROYAL BLUE Synthetic Handle Trapper Knife with Clip Point and Spey Blades
CaseOUR PRICE: $69.99Case 16400 USMC Folding Clip Point/Spey Plain Tru-Sharp SS Blade, Smooth Royal Blue Synthetic Handle The Case 16400 Trapper Knife features a durable Tru-Sharp stainless steel blade with a clip point... -
Case Sowbelly Folding Knife w/ Clip Point, Sheepsfoot, and Spey Blades, Smooth Yellow Synthetic Handle
CaseOUR PRICE: $70.99Case 30118 Sowbelly Folding Clip Point/Sheepsfoot/Spey Plain Mirror Polished Tru-Sharp SS Blade, Smooth Yellow Synthetic Handle The Case 30118 Sowbelly folding knife features a versatile blade...
Description
The Case Slimline Trapper is a part of the Yellow Synthetic Family. The Slimline Trapper is a thinner version of the Trapper. The Clip blade is commonly used as a multi-purpose blade and preferred for detail work. The Slimline Trappers are commonly used for skinning and fleshing animals. Case Chrome Vanadium blades are known for their edge-holding ability and easy re-sharpening. However, they are less resistant to rusting, pitting and discoloration than stainless steel. We recommend keeping a thin film of oil on the blade to maintain the finish.
