CASE TRAPPER YELLOW CV

[@travidiousmi2391]

I have an original 1970 model trapper! I love it!

[@Muleeardave]

My case yellow cv has been in my pocket pretty much all the time for the past 13 years It has never let me down a case cv trapper was all my Grandfather carried as well he was a farmer and avid hunter and fisherman as am I the trapper will perform everything you need as far as work or play. Great video.

[@stoneblue1795]

That spey blade is currently best intended for applying peanut butter to English muffins while in the office.

[@jamesstraub4981]

I really like the hand feel of Case's delrin.

[@dwainsw4076]

I have modern knives but I love Case knives. I remember my Dad, Uncles and Grandfather in the 50’s and 60,s, discussing pros and cons of Case and Boker knives, all slipjoints. None of them were partial to stainless steel. I usually have a medium stockman in my watch pocket. I’m more accepting of surgical stainless than they were.

[@Oozy9Millimeetah]

Stainless steel where crap back in the day!!! I prefer CV in my Case knives tho...

[@ROE1300]

👍 Nice overview of this knife. I prefer the Moose pattern slip joint rather than the Trapper, but very few make those wonderful knives any more.

[@jorgewashington2981]

Excellent video. Thank you for posting.

[@TheRoadlord]

Nice! When someone says "case knife", a yellow Case trapper comes acrossed my mental screen. I'm on my 3rd now, kept loosing them. They kept sliding out of my back pocket. Finally got a belt sheath. My current one is stainless, but holds a keen edge. Hard to beat for small game. Plenty of grip.

[@Californiafell]

The shape of the spay blade was also for skinning game. You can unzip the fur hide without damageing the flesh. Thats why it is called a trapper!

[@80Ragincajun]

Thats excatly what i read about the spay blade and why its called the trapper so you could skin animals without ripping the hide. So thanks for posting. I wasnt sure if what i read was true.

[@desertratedc9596]

I typically go one step up and go with the amber or peach seed jig bone CV models

[@mcschneiveoutdoors3681]

Great review! Thanks for posting.

[@markadams7597]

Love the Trapper, and like the yellow. Ty.

[@hervue85]

Mark Adams A few days ago, I picked up 4 of these with ss blades for $7 ea on clearance at walmart. Go check out a walmart near you if they offer this deal too.

[@johnnysamol6147]

Excellent video I bought one 7 months ago and really like it edge retention lasts along time and then I use a leather strop to touch it up

[@ISLANDOUTDOORS1]

I like the yellow delrin knives, Case or otherwise.

[@nachogroucho]

I agree they look so nice!

[@backyardblacksmith3090]

I just picked up this model today at an Ace Hardware store, I normally carry a Spyderco Endura 4 being new to these traditional knives I'm really surprised how much I love the look of this knife it's just so classy looking and the patina it took from the granny apple I ate an hour ago looks beautiful on the spade blade I am differently a Case fan boy now

[@chriscon8463]

I just got a Case "Mini Trapper" CV in yellow delrin...my first Case! I started carrying it regularly & I really like it.

[@r123brown]

Thanks for sharing

[@jelkel25]

Had my eye on this for a little while, may well be a future purchase!

[@norby0418]

I would hardly call this an “Entry Level” knife. Many of us prefer the yellow Felton for its looks and simplicity.

[@ISLANDOUTDOORS1]

As far as price is concerned, the yellow delrin is entry level. If someone wants to try a Case knife, it would be a good starting piont instead of paying for bone or stag.

[@johnnorris6081]

iam not acollector...but i needed a new khive. i bought one. thanks. great knife....thanks ....

[@ISLANDOUTDOORS1]

Good to hear! I'm sure your going to get many years out of that knife. Great choice.

[@backyardblacksmith3090]

After a year how have the handle's held up?

[@ISLANDOUTDOORS1]

@@backyardblacksmith3090 good

[@80Ragincajun]

I have given plenty vasectomies to little bulls with my case trapper. Lol works quite well.

[@brentuphoff5084]

The shield was probably pinned back in the day because they didn't have a glue good enough to do the job.

[@lostcat9lives322]

They still don't have a glue good enough to do the job, should be pinned.

[@urbanredneck968]

I believe you have a 2011 model. Dating starts in 2010 and removes one star/dot each year (yours had nine remaining). Question 4U: I'm trying to find out if Case pocket knives with the "CV" chrome vanadium steel blades will throw a spark with flint. Has anyone tried it?

[@paulie4x1]

Say Heah, Ah, Finally one I have. Yup, I have that identical Case Trapped. I also bought a Jumbo Case Test XX made by another company for Case, Its a beauty, It doesn't have the engraving on the X's but their makes with two large X's but not to indentify year. But I also have Bone handle Trappers and some Sawcut ? I also have a White Handle too. But on my Jumbo Trapped I don't think its a Spey Blade, but more like a Fillet blade Knife.,,.

[@ISLANDOUTDOORS1]

You have some nice ones there! I have a couple more I'll be doing videos for later on. I enjoy your comments paulie 4x . Glad to hear I'm not the only one with some knives!

[@paulie4x1]

Yeah, We might have to start a K.A. (Knives Anonymous) heh heh heh,,.

[@ISLANDOUTDOORS1]

lol I think so!

[@paulie4x1]

True that.,,.

[@calvinm3538]

say heah...

[@woodentulike2no]

Will let me correct you my man there are no entry-level Case Knives Case Knives are at the top of the food chain get it right next time

[@dasfaultier8551]

lol no... Case is not the "Top of the Foodchain" 😂😂😂 Case are good entry level Knives & Users, not less not more And, Rough Ryders are better fit an Finisch then Case... for half the Price (but Made in China)

[@dannymcmahel6421]

Good report, but to many mouth sounds tongue slapping...