OK!

That, too. Firm back wall on the bed. Jam dog jaw tight into the wall pack and push tight to the loose jaw shoving the whole trap tight.

Yes, well built trap but to much of a good thing. Almost to much spring, his round jaw #2 are even worse, and the round faced jaw edges don't cut they penetrate. Those #3 montanas are the only trap that has drawn blood on me. And that was from a straight on simple oops hit. Busted the skin on impact. But these are regular jaw not offset or laminated. IMO they need to be laminated.

I'm using the wolf creek #2 now and they are about right save for the jaw face which is a rough raw stamping. They will cut if not run across a grinder.

When I was your age buddy we used whatever trap we had you will catch plenty of fur in either just set on sign and on canine sets make sure your trap is packed solid most important thing in my book and keep it simple