Sterling paws-i-trip pans

[Rod17]

I believe several folks have said the use the PIT set-up. Has anyone used the Sterling paws-i-trip? If so, what's the difference between it and the others? how does the performance compare?

[trptyler]

I wasn't that impressed. Just file shorten the pan notch, nitelatch it, square and smooth all your edges(needed on all traps, anyway) and save three bucks or so in the process. I thought they were"touchy" to tune, myself. I can tune a regular pan/dog setup in one fourth of the time I can get a positrip type pan tuned. Just my humble .02 worth.

[Deleted]

I use them and like them a lot. They are the same thing, there's no difference, same principals involved, and were invented by the same guy.

[Jeffrey]

I don't know which ones I put on some Victor #3 dls and I liked the way they turned out. I didn't have to worry about non targets in my traps during early coyote season.

[ohiyotee]

I use #3 double longs on coyotes and they all have paws i trip on them. I went from catching rabbits,crows, small possums, etc to nill the next year. best thing i ever did. totally eliminates pan travel , wobble , and is tension adjustable. I have bl and victors , prefer the bl stronger springs. Got mine from Paul dobbins years ago and he made me a good deal on the bulk i got 8 dozen so he was flexible. I might add that i think that they should be center swiveled , base plated, offset , laminated, 3 swivels and you have an indestructible trap. greg

[Rod17]

thanks for the feedback guys.