69OT Premium Trapper 7.4in High Carbon S.S. Traditional Folding Pocket Knife with Clip Point Blade, Sawcut Handle, and Convenient Size for Everyday Carry, Hunting, Camping, and Outdoors

Had the Buzzsaw Trapper for several years and might be convinced to hand it down one of these days, maybe. I’ve had this Premium Trapper over a year now, through two deer seasons, and it has proven very capable in outdoors, hunting, & bushcraft in Midwest woods in all conditions. It’s proven so handy day to day that it’s now my EDC. The gut hook is a welcome addition over the Buzzsaw Trapper, exceptional for all sorts of bushcraft cordage as well as its intended purpose. This knife/saw/gut hook isn’t perfect at everything but it does enough, well enough, on enough tasks, that I’m not having to reach for something else very often. My only gripe is that the blades don’t lock. Since I carry in a sheath, I’d gladly sacrifice having a little more weight for that added safety when teaching novices. Regardless, carrying tools on your person has always been an exercise in compromise. I compromise less with this tool on my belt. Jmho.

Nice knife. Has everything I need for field dressing. Seems sturdy and well made The bone handle is a nice design

Very sharp good quality knife

I bought three of these. One for me, and two as gifts. I wanted the saw to aid in field dressing deer to cut through the pelvis bone. Now for the details. One arrived before the others and I declared it as "my knife". When I took it from the packaging the blades were all so tight that there was no "snap" at all from the springs. I took it to my work bench and oiled it well then manually worked each blade open and closed for a hundred times ( use a cloth around the blades when doing this to avoid getting cut) This freed up the blades to open and close with the click that I expected. Also the saw cut handles were not beveled at all along their length on top nor bottom making a sharp uncomfortable feel in my hand. I used a file to bevel these lines on the handles (took about 30 seconds per handle). After these two procedures the knife is now a smooth operating comfortable feeling tool that should serve the purpose for many years to come. Everything else looks high quality and well made. Now, when the other two arrived I expected the same work would have to be done to them, but they were working smoothly when taken from the packages with a good sound click on opening and closing. I did have to file the handle edges to remove the sharp feel, but no big deal. I feel they were well worth what I paid even though I had to "tweek" them somewhat.

Old Timer did an incredible job with this knife! High quality products in the making of this knife. Looks good and feels good in my large hands. Some pocket knives I've bought in the past have been really small. Not this one, fits perfect. Slides in and out of my pocket easily. Came very sharp, which I've had to sharpen lesser quality knives as soon as I got them. Overall, great quality, nice sharp edge, highly polished! Great investment!

This knife has it all for a great hunt

Good for the pry

I had one of these when I was younger. For field work (hunting and fishing), it was ideal and I carried one for many years. I also carried it in the military until I was injured and all my gear was taken off at the field hospital. I really missed that knife. I got a used one later until that one too disappeared. SO, I bought this Schrade 690T Old Timer Trapper. It brought back many memories and it feels like the old one did. I oiled and honed the primary blade and I was pleased with the quality of the steel. While my field days are numbered, having a good field knife is important. I got the leather belt holder sheath and it fit well. And I really suggest the sheath to protect your investment.