I need more traps, I don't know who made them, I cant seem to find them on line, if anyone knows what they are called and or where I can get some I would be greatfull, all I have are pictures. thankyou

Nope.... those RBG's are not the same. Stan's traps would work better over a hole, as they close parallel, not like a body-grip with loop springs. I could see them working much better for squirrels and rats as compared to the RBG style. Curious if they available anywhere, or if they may be an older fur trapping design. BTW...I have RBG's in various small sizes, some without and some with the mounting brackets.

Ahh, now I see the difference. Sorry.

Built by R. C. (Bob) Best Knox, PA
Phone no. 814-797-1546
traps have oneway trigger!

pick65

What is it called? Can you post a close-up of the trigger? I'd like to see how it works.

THANK YOU all for your imput and help. Yes on the one way trigger the way I get around that is by removing one wire on the trigger and I bend that one to the side enough so that they put their head in the trap no matter if coming or going works great, I screw it to a piece of strapping a put over the hole.

Long ago I used some of those round single-plane BGs for grey squirrels (don't know the brand). No matter what I tried, couldn't get a true two-way trigger action. Got sick of empty sprung traps and canned them.

Do you have any of the traps now? would you sell them?