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Killer Clips
Product Code: WCSKC
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Killer Clips are spring steel clips, extremely lightweight, that are for supporting 110 thru 220 size body grip traps. For 220's that require more stability you simply use two clips spaced appropriately apart. The two points on the underside makes it easy to hammer into any wood surface or you can use the center hole for screw placement.
Killer Clips are not coated and have a light surface rust
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4/5 Stars out of 2 Reviews
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Robert L Martinson | December 10th, 2020
Exactly what I needed for my squirrel pole. Little rusty in the package, but so are my traps. Attached 2 about 4 feet apart and my 110 Conibear traps sit nicely for the tree Rats!
William Schools | June 11th, 2020
These killer clips were received in a "marginal" condition. Rusty. They also did not work on my Belisle Conibear 110 trap as the held the trap closed too tightly for the dog to seat properly. I ended up not using them and made a stabilizer mount with a piece of 2X4 and some roofing nails. That has worked fine.
Description
Killer Clips are spring steel clips, extremely lightweight, that are for supporting 110 thru 220 size body grip traps. For 220's that require more stability you simply use two clips spaced appropriately apart. The two points on the underside makes it easy to hammer into any wood surface or you can use the center hole for screw placement.
Killer Clips are not coated and have a light surface rust
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★★★★★
4/5 Stars out of 2 Reviews
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Robert L Martinson | December 10th, 2020
Exactly what I needed for my squirrel pole. Little rusty in the package, but so are my traps. Attached 2 about 4 feet apart and my 110 Conibear traps sit nicely for the tree Rats!
William Schools | June 11th, 2020
These killer clips were received in a "marginal" condition. Rusty. They also did not work on my Belisle Conibear 110 trap as the held the trap closed too tightly for the dog to seat properly. I ended up not using them and made a stabilizer mount with a piece of 2X4 and some roofing nails. That has worked fine.
