Case 6.5 Bonestag 65345 Trapper W/Pocket Clip

The Case 6.5 Bonestag 65345 Trapper with pocket clip is a versatile folding knife built for hunters, outdoorsmen, and everyday carry. This is a traditional trapper pattern—two blades in a compact package that handles everything from field dressing game to camp tasks. The burnt dark amber bone handle gives it classic appeal with genuine grip, while the inclusion of a pocket clip makes this version more convenient for EDC than a traditional slip-joint model.

You get dual stainless steel blades ground and polished to a mirror finish. One blade is a clip point, ideal for detail work and piercing; the other is a spey blade, traditionally favored by hunters for precise cuts. Both are plain edge (no serrations), which means they sharpen easily and stay sharp longer with basic maintenance. The Tru-Sharp stainless steel is reliable in wet conditions and won't require constant babying like carbon steel does.

At 3.25 inches, each blade is sized right for practical field work without feeling oversized or awkward in hand. The burnt dark amber bone scales are distinctive and durable—bone is warm to hold and develops character with use. If you're after a knife that bridges traditional design and modern carry convenience, this trapper delivers on both fronts.

Key Features

• Dual-blade trapper configuration with clip point and spey blade
• Mirror-polished Tru-Sharp stainless steel blades
• Burnt dark amber bone handle scales
• Pocket clip for modern carry options
• Plain edges on both blades for easy maintenance
• 3.25" blade length

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this trapper come with a pocket clip?

Yes. This version includes a pocket clip, making it suitable for everyday carry in a pocket. A traditional trapper without a clip is also available if you prefer slip-joint carry.

What are the two blades and what are they used for?

The knife features a clip point blade and a spey blade, both plain edge. The clip point is versatile for general cutting, slicing, and detail work. The spey blade has a distinctive curved spine and is traditionally used for precise, controlled cuts—hunters have long favored it for field dressing and camp tasks.

Is the blade stainless steel or carbon steel?

The blades are made from Tru-Sharp stainless steel, which resists corrosion and is easier to maintain than carbon steel. The mirror-polished finish adds to its visual appeal and corrosion resistance.

What's the handle material and how does it feel?

The handle is made from burnt dark amber bone scales. Bone is a traditional knife handle material that provides genuine grip, develops a patina with use, and is warm to the hand. The 6.5 size refers to the handle dimension.