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Moore Maker Trapper Knife - Mini

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$118.95 $195 In stock

Category: OUTDOOR

Crafted over 500 miles northwest of Kingsville in Matador, Texas, this classic knife from Moore Maker is built to stand the test of time—whether you’re opening feed bags or carving a memento by the fire. It features rich mesquite wood handles, durable high carbon steel blades, and a compact profile that slips easily into a pocket or vest. Paired with a custom saddle leather sheath that develops a rich patina over time, it’s a hardworking tool with heirloom quality.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

Picked this up for light carving around the campsite—the blade holds an edge surprisingly well after a few weekends of use. The handle fits my hand just right for detailed work, and it’s small enough to tuck in a pocket without bulk.

Emma D. ★★★★★

Got this little knife for breaking down cardboard boxes at the shop—the mini size fits perfectly in my palm and the blade was razor sharp out of the package.

Brian ★★★★★

The blade locks up tight right out of the box—no wobble at all. I used it to cut through a stubborn bale of hay and the edge held up perfectly.