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Review - Condor Bushlore "bushcraft" knife
12 June 2013, 07:03,
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Review - Condor Bushlore "bushcraft" knife
Hi there.

If anyone is on the lookout for a cheap, but effective bushcraft knife, get the bushlore!

I've had mine for around 3 months now, its been used for all sorts of tasks, batoning, feathering, food prep, chopping, stripping bark, i even used some paracord and a long stick and made a spear!


It's full scandanavian ground, full tang, but they do have an annoying bevel on the blade from new, but as they are half the price of any other similar blade i've found, you can splash out on a decent pocket sharpening stone and still be quids in!

it also comes with a really well made leather sheath with belt loop!


the grind is a little too flat for my liking, giving it some real abuse at the weekend i put a little ding in the edge, but it was easily repairable with my fallkniven DC4.

also, it's carbon steel, and due to the nature of my activies at the weekend, i found rust would bloom on it quite easily, as i forgot to pack oil!

apart from that, a cracking knife for the price!!!


http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/condo...1775-p.asp
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Review - Condor Bushlore "bushcraft" knife - by Binnie - 12 June 2013, 07:03

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