Description
This is the Great Eastern Cutlery Northfield Oregon Trapper Hunter, has Cocobolo Wood handles and Brass liners. The blade steel is 1095 and finish is Satin.
*Our opinion: The pull is a 5. The GEC effort on this run as compared to their entire catalog is 7.
Maker : Great Eastern Cutlery
Brand : Northfield
Year : 2018
Handles : Cocobolo Wood
Factory ID : 431118
Pattern : Hunter
Pet Name : Oregon Trapper
Condition : New/Mint
Blade Steel : 1095
Steen Hardness : 56-58HRC
Liners : Brass
Bolsters : Nickel Silver
Blade Type : Clip
# Blades : 1
# Backsprings : 1
*Pull (1-10) : 5
Spring Pressure : 1.95 lbs
Closed Length : 4 1/4 inches
Longest Blade : 3 3/8 inches
Longest Sharp : 3 1/8 inches
Overall Length : 7 5/8 inches
Weight : 3.57 ounces
Half Stops : Yes
Factory Box : Yes
Blade Finish : Satin
Country : USA
*Factory Effort : 7
5 out of 5 GEC, the Swiss watch of Slip Joint knives.
Sean (verified owner) –
Upon receiving the #43 Northfield in Cocobolo, it has been a hard knife to put down. The fit and finish is superb and the action is very nice! The GEC products I have obtained from Collector Knives are all beyond my expectations!
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5 out of 5 Beautiful knife!
dlewis78731 (verified owner) –
The handles are beautiful, and overall fit and finish is excellent! I like the rounded edges on the handle. Right now, its too pretty to use, so I can’t comment on its function. After opening and closing it a few times, I don’t see any blade rap on mine, but the action is still a trifle stiff.
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5 out of 5 #43 Northfield in Cocobolo
scottswog (verified owner) –
Great fit and finish. Pull is just fine in my opinion. Not a nail breaker but makes a great EDC. Service from CollectorKnives has been outstanding!
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5 out of 5 43 Oregon Trapper in Cocobolo
dskean (verified owner) –
Just received my new trapper! Fit and finish are perfect with nice walk and talk!! Ever since Saul Goodman ordered a custom desk in Cocobolo wood, I’ve wanted a knife in this handle material. It’s beautiful, and I understand is a traditional handle, along with ebony, from the early 1900s. Nice piece of history.
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