My first Cripple Creek

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My first Cripple Creek

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Finally got her,I'm really Happy!! ::ds::
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Nice knife there johnnierotten... ::nod:: ::tu:: ::tu::

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What?? no partridge family?? j/k bud, NICE KNIFE!!! ::tu::
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johnnierotten; "My first Cripple Creek".

And what a FIRST one that is. The snail-man came through again.

She is TOP NOTCH or Top Shelf ::tu:: ::tu::
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Very nice Johnnie. Please share your thoughts on the feel and quality of this knife since I have missed out on a cripple creek for all kinds of reasons..I may never know without your thoughts telling us about it.. :)

Great knife..

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NICE!

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VERY impressive knife.
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Well,let me first start out with,Its a hunk of knife..Its 4 1/2 inches and definitely has some weight!! I had seen pics and even held a couple at knife shows,but you don't truly know how good a knife it really is until you own one!!..The fit and finish is absolutely marvelous...I will definitely be on the hunt for more!!!
::tu:: Very impressive!!

Thanks guys and I hope this helps you, Sunburst.
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Hey Johnnie, it looks great. ::tu:: Is it really smooth and tight and heavy.
It looks it. :shock:

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Bro,it is Sweety Sweet and snaps like a bear trap!!! ::tu::
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Hey Johnnie,

Welcome to the world of Cripple Creek!

Very nice. You are right on target about Cripple Creek knives. They just feel right. Great Snap, craftsmanship, and I like the brushed finish on the blades.

I have been lucky enough to accumulate about a dozen. I think I posted about 3 or four of my favorites on the thread What makes a good looking knife.

I have a couple like the one you have but with different scales. Two in bone and one in stag. I have added pictures of two of them. The third is an actual prototype, and I will need to take a picture of it tomorrow.

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Thanks Buzzard,

If I hadn't talked to you ,I probably wouldn't have bought one..I really appreciate the info!! ::tu:: Remember now,If you ever want to give that stag CC a new home,I'd be more than happy to take her off your hands!! :D
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Cool knives... ::nod:: 8)

Here is one I got a couple of years ago from Houston Price. He couldn't remember if Bob Cargill made it for him, or he bought it from someone. It has no date. CC shield, CC etch, and CC tang stamp, but no date... ::shrug::

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Hey Bill,thats super nice!! ::tu:: whats the closed length on her?
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Prototype

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I had some time and took a couple of pictures of my other Cripple Creeks including the prototype for the Trapper.

Including the ones on the thread of "what makes a good looking knife", this is all of my Cripple Creeks.

Love them Cripple Creeks!!

Wish I had more to share

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1984 Cripple Creek Blood Brothers Barlow Red Saw Cut Bone (I also have this in a White Bone)
1984 Cripple Creek Blood Brothers Barlow Red Saw Cut Bone (I also have this in a White Bone)
1987 Cripple Creek Knife World 2nd Edition Dark Brown Bone
1987 Cripple Creek Knife World 2nd Edition Dark Brown Bone
Cripple Creek Knife World 1st Edition Honey Bone Small Trapper
Cripple Creek Knife World 1st Edition Honey Bone Small Trapper
1994 Cripple Creek Saw Cut Bone Barlow (This I like to carry now & then)
1994 Cripple Creek Saw Cut Bone Barlow (This I like to carry now & then)
Cripple Creek Saddlehorn's My Pride and Joy's 4 3/4" Closed FAT STAG
Cripple Creek Saddlehorn's My Pride and Joy's 4 3/4" Closed FAT STAG
1989 Cripple Creek NCCA Folding Hunter 
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1989 Cripple Creek NCCA Folding Hunter
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1985 Cripple Creek Green River Rendezvous
1985 Cripple Creek Green River Rendezvous
Cripple Creek Prototype Trapper Reverse Side
Cripple Creek Prototype Trapper Reverse Side
Cripple Creek Prototype Trapper Front Side 4 1/2&quot; Closed
Cripple Creek Prototype Trapper Front Side 4 1/2" Closed
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j-r...

I make it 3 3/4" closed up tight...a whisker shy of 7" opened and ready to rock and roll. ::nod::

I'm seriously debating taking it out of the display and carrying this one.
Are you going to carry yours?

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Bill,
I'll probably keep mine in a display case,I prefer a smaller knife,say 3 1/2"max,to carry.Thats an awesome trapper!!


Buzzard,those CC's are incredible,that barlow is especially nice!! ::tu::
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Those Cripple Creeks are awesome knives, I thank you gentlemen for sharin them. Looks like another new addiction brewin uh oh. :P

For me too. Singin :mrgreen:
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