Condor Bushlore knife...

I have the Bushlore knife, that thing is a brute, very close to the BK2:thumbup:
 
Never really heard much about this steel. How is it compared to 1095? i have been wanting a scandi knife to try for a long time and have just not spend the cash. This would be a good way to compare a scandi to all my convex madness before spending big bucks.
 
I have one coming in a passaround from another forum. Ill try my hand at my first knife review! :)
 
x39 said:
I came across this knife in the latest SMKW flier. Carbon steel blade with a very similar profile to the "woodlore" pattern. Price point about twenty five bucks. The same company also offers several inexpensive "bushcraft" knives, might be interesting to experiment with.
http://www.condortk.com/productsfullstory.php?prodid=101
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do they say anywhere on their site exactly what 'carbon steel' they are using? Heat treat? Anything?
Am I wrong in thinking this brand is a third world product?
 
My Bushcraft Basic 4" from Condor is 1070 steel with an excellent heat treat.

Condor is in El Salvador.
 
I handled one while at SMKW, it looked like it would perform admirably. I was actually going to get one of these and the Rodan, but decided to get the Condor Viking instead.
 
Fortytwo blades. You are 100 percent correct, I have the both of those and just got them mixed up in what used to be my mind.:D I also have the little 2 inch Bush craft.
 
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