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Condor Bushlore Fixed Blade 18

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Description

The Condor Bushlore is one of our top selling outdoor knives. It is a superior camp knife which has been crafted with hard-use in mind. The 1075 Carbon Steel blade is a great steel, and when you couple the steel with the Scandi grind you get one very strong and effective cutting tool. The blade length is pretty much perfect for all your bushcraft and outdoor needs, not too long that it’s a burden, not too short that it can’t perform heavy duty tasks. The fact that it is full tang is also a great asset!


The handle on this version of the Condor Bushlore is hard wood. This gives the knife a nice weight balance and grip. The swell of the handle is shaped almost perfectly for the average sized hand, with a sizable finger choil as a good safety feature. To top this off the handle is also fitted with brass pins, which look really smart!


The Condor Bushlore also comes complete with a sturdy brown leather sheath which is perfectly sized to fit the knife. It also has a good sized belt loop meaning it can be used with pretty much any width belt.

Specification

SKU
CTK232-4.3HC
Age Restriction:
18+
Blade Length (cm)
10.7
Overall Length (cm)
24.1
Blade Material:
Carbon Steel
Blade Thickness (cm)
0.3
Grind:
Scandi
Sheath:
Leather
Warranty:
1 Year
Handle Material:
Wood
Blade Type:
Plain
Blade Shape:
Spear Point
Product Weight (g)
173
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Reviews

  • 5

    bushlore

    Posted by david on 21st Jan 2012

    Got this knife today (excellent service by Heinnie again) didn't really expect much as I've read a lot of bad reviews but I was suprised! It's a great knife! Yes the finish isn't perfect but it's certainly acceptable. Feels solid in the hand and very workable. For £30 it's money well spent. Thanks Heinnie!

  • 5

    great but.....

    Posted by lovatscout on 23rd Dec 2011

    Quality tool. I bought mine earlier in year and have been toying with a re-grind really glad I studied up on other peeps mods. Re-ground the short grind and now is razor sharp finished with a diamond hone great tool goto knife for stalking and hunting. Great service from HH.

  • 5

    Excellent Knife

    Posted by Terry on 12th Dec 2011

    This 2011 version is excellent. A huge inprovement on the earlier model. I don't think you could get a better knife for the money. A lot stronger and better looking than a Mora.

  • 5

    Colin from UK

    Posted by Colin Memery on 12th Aug 2011

    Out of the box basic sharp blade wood tad rough in places, no biggy, Sand paper sorted the handle oiled to finish. 1075 blade so hard at the end three days honing on a Fine marble oil stone then stroped to mirror finish using pink jewelers rouse the blade is razor sharp and fit for any task. By far the best outdoor blade ever owned at an unbelievable price next day delivery (not two year waiting list?) A must have piece of kit outstanding guys 10 out of 10.

  • 5

    Quality

    Posted by John Hands on 19th May 2011

    A quality knife for a cheap price, This is a great knife and very sharp strong blade also nice to hold and well balanced. I am happy with my purchase.

  • 2

    Wait for the updated version

    Posted by StefZ on 28th Apr 2011

    Thanks to the over the top blade thickness and uneven blade grind this knife has an effective cutting edge of something like only 3 inches on a heavy, 9 inch long knife. The blade thickness also makes slicing cuts very difficult. The steel quality, handle and sheath are all excellent but the flaws in the blade design mean that this is a poor bushcrafting knife. I have read on Condor's website that an updated version has been produced for 2011 with a thinner, more usable blade thickness and an edge that is ground all the way to the handle. I suspect that would be a brilliant knife. I'd wait for that

  • 4

    Great value

    Posted by Joe on 2nd Apr 2011

    For the price you can't fault it. The handle was a little rough, 2 mins with some superfine paper and it was sorted. Sharp out the box but again a few minutes later I had achieved an impressive edge using a DC4. The gap between the edge and the handle may take some getting used to though. And whereas I love a heavier knife, it is thick, at least 4.5mm and it feels like it would be almost impossible to bend.

  • 5

    Rock Solid

    Posted by A. Kalsey on 25th Feb 2011

    This knife will take an absolute bashing. From the moment you grip it the first thing that strikes you is the weight - this thing has a thick blade and is a full tang so there's no room for air within. Nice, full wood scales - could do with some refining but its open to customisation. Blade is carbon heat treated steel so its tough, meaning it will keep an edge like no other but takes a while longer than most knives to sharpen. You will have to keep it clean and lubricated though when not in use for long, as contact with the air makes the blade rust (on all carbon steel blades). A can of WD40 and a rag will be enough though, nothing medical.

  • 1

    Crude

    Posted by Phil B on 11th Feb 2011

    I was disappointed with this crudely made and poorly finished knife-shaped object which arrived blunt and is hard to sharpen. It is very substantial and seems more crowbar than knife.