Jumbo trapper

[David Martin]

And the reverse side. DM

 

[David Martin]

Here is a Camillus 716 model with double locking blades. These are the 'brain child' of Phil Gibbs. They were only made for 2 years, 1990-91 era at the Camillus plant. A well thought out model. So, glad we have these. DM

 

[David Martin]

Here is a picture of Camillus small Trapper model ccc-5. The handle and blades are the shape of the large Trapper just about 30% smaller
and instead of a lanyard sleeve at the opposite end. It has a brass pin. I think this knife fits in a slot of 'a useful size'. I can see this model
working nicely as a bird & trout or a small game knife. i.e. squirrel & rabbit knife. A handy size. DM

The other side.

 

[Vit_213]

Here is a picture of Camillus small Trapper model ccc-5.

Pattern #5773

 

[David Martin]

Ok, thanks. I'll go back through the paperwork and try to find that number. DM

 

[David Martin]

Ok, that number^ does not appear on the box, paperwork or knife. So, ? DM

 

[Vit_213]

No, it never appears on the box, paperwork or knife. This is the inside factory number of the pattern that is used in production.

 

[David Martin]

Ok, so inside information. DM

 

[bucklife301]

 

[Vit_213]

Great set!
But you need one more

 

[black mamba]

Very nice bone and jigging on those!

 

[Vit_213]

And one more jigged bone trapper
#CCC1

 

[bucklife301]

Those are some nice knives that bottom of a 45-70 hull is pretty neat.

 

[David Martin]

bucklife, thanks for posting your set of large Trappers. Handsome.
Those Camillus cartridge knives are awesome. DM

 

[bucklife301]

Update since my last pictures posted got another one hey V Vit_213 got me a 45-70 it’s different than yours it has no blade etching. I still need one more LoL.

 

[David Martin]

Really like your Trappers^. DM

 

[bucklife301]

Thanks David I figured you would see them here I didn’t want to take the other thread off course, you notice anything odd about the 45-70 there is a lot of differences, compared to my others.

 

[David Martin]

The lanyard hole sleeve is inset. Not protruding. But I've seen that before. What others? DM

 

[bucklife301]

I think it’s unfinished or a parts knife the pins are not flush and the larger pin is not pinged. Neither the bone or bolsters have been polished

 

[David Martin]

Without the silk screen it could be. My Buck parts Trapper was like that. So, that's the one I carry and use. Still, a great example. DM