[wrenrj1]

Actually, I've been looking for them as well for Zombies, but realized that their legs would just tear off and they'd just spin around.

 

[noway]

try ebay or flemings

http://www.flemingoutdoors.com/bear-traps.html

And you do know these are illegal for use in the state of Florida?

 

[Usingmyrights]

I was thinking about ebay, but want something thats decent quality. Maybe if I can find some older ones in good shape that'd work. Yes, I know that they're illegal in FL. Thats one reason why I said that I don't plan on using it. I still want it to be functional though. If I was just looking for one to use, there's alot of them out there. I just haven't seen many of the old style

 

[IndianaMatt]

Isn't the use of these against the law in most states? It is in Indiana.

 

[Usingmyrights]

Isn't the use of these against the law in most states? It is in Indiana.

Re-read the post in this thread

 

[sourdough44]

I don't think they have been made for many years. I used them back in my trapping days in the 1970s. We used them mostly for beaver, then moved on to conibear type traps for most sets. I think Oneida(Victor?) was one of the last to make a leghold trap with teeth.

 

[Usingmyrights]

Thanks sourdough. I'm going to try a google search on them and see what comes up. Again, I don't plan on actually using this. I'm just the type of person that doesn't want something just to look at. I want it to be as functional as the orginal as much as possible. Thats why if I ever got an old wall hanger BP I'd still get one that could shoot, even if I only fired it once just to say that I did.