- Case Trapper CS · Clip Point3.25″ blade · ~0.63″ tall
Case Trapper CS
DiscontinuedCase no longer makes this knife in this configuration. See Case’s current knives.
The same two-blade trapper pattern as the Tru-Sharp version — a 3.25" clip and a spey blade on one slip-joint frame — in Case's chrome vanadium carbon steel with a black synthetic handle in place of amber bone. It dulls sooner than the stainless and comes back on a stone in seconds, which is the trade traditional pocket knives have always made.
- Blade
- 3.25″
- Weight
- —
- Steel
- Chrome Vanadium
- Price band
- Mid
A traditional two-blade trapper you intend to sharpen often
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Specifications
Manufacturer-published figures, cross-checked against caseknives.com.
- Blade length
- 3.25″
- Blade shape
- Clip Point
- Grind
- Hollow
- Steel
- Chrome Vanadium
- Closed length
- 4.125″
- Lock
- Slip Joint
- Deployment
- Manual
- Handle material
- Black Synthetic
- Country of origin
- USA
Why a clip point
The front third of the spine is 'clipped' away in a concave sweep, dropping the point below the spine line and putting it out in front. That makes a finer, more controllable tip than a drop point — better for piercing, slightly weaker under load. The Buck 110 pattern is the archetype.
Every clip point here →About Chrome Vanadium
Case's traditional carbon steel, sold alongside the same patterns in stainless Tru-Sharp. It is softer than modern powder steels by design: it dulls sooner and comes back on a stone in seconds, which is the trade traditional pocket knives have always made.
1-5 is a relative ranking drawn from published composition and hardness, not a lab measurement. Higher is better on every axis, and no steel is a 5 across the board — edge retention and toughness pull against each other. All Chrome Vanadium knives
Features
- Slip Joint lock
- Hollow grind
- Made in USA
- Carbon steel blade — will patina
