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Old 02-09-2006, 01:21 PM
rubicon rubicon is offline
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Back in the day when I trapped most of my conibear traps were victor. I never had any problems with them. I remember buying some used that had weak springs and I was able to get parts to rebuild them but do not remember where. I also had a few that worked on the same principal but were round and when sprung they coiled in to the center. They were deadly but hard to set and more trouble than they were worth trying to get them set and positioned in the winter, in water, with cold hands. I was just a kid and carried a rope to get the springs set.
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