What Makes a Good, Traditional Barlow?

LastRodeo said:
Is the Cripple Creek a recover? I’ve never seen a jigged bone CC barlow before.
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Yeah, I was wondering that too. I have both of those, but my covers ain't as purdy as OEs.
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Edit: My Cripple Creek is a double blade, so technically not the same model.
 
Ironbut said:
Yeah, I was wondering that too. I have both of those, but my covers ain't as purdy as OEs.
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Edit: My Cripple Creek is a double blade, so technically not the same model.
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Very nice my friend . I would rather have been able to fine a Sawcut like your's , but the Culpepper is O.K. . Whoever did the Recover Omitted One of the Four cover pins . I now wonder if mine has a Blade Delete ?????

Harry
 
Old Engineer said:
Very nice my friend . I would rather have been able to fine a Sawcut like your's , but the Culpepper is O.K. . Whoever did the Recover Omitted One of the Four cover pins . I now wonder if mine has a Blade Delete ?????

Harry
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Most of my Barlows are saw cut, because when I was a kid back in the 50s, the only Barlows available were the "saw cut" delrin kind that we could get at the hardware or feed store for about $3 or 4. So I just have it in my head that Barlows should have saw cut covers.:)
 
Ironbut said:
Most of my Barlows are saw cut, because when I was a kid back in the 50s, the only Barlows available were the "saw cut" delrin kind that we could get at the hardware or feed store for about $3 or 4. So I just have it in my head that Barlows should have saw cut covers.:)
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Dad had one of the Delrin covered Barlows , but the only ones that I saw for sale were the Plastic Shell model . Dad eventually lost his and he bought a Plastic Shell model and I now have it .

Harry
 
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