Hudson Bay Camp knives.

I want an Ewok. Help a policeman out here John. *I've read on this forum that they are no longer made.

Steve
Father, husband, Ewok-less
 
JK Knives said:
A sheath is included with all of my knives. Funny timing on this post, I`m making a 7" HB in February, and a 9" in March. Mine are stock removal, not forged.

This is a 7" model.

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That's a great looking knife John. :thumbup:
Scott
 
I bought six of John's knives over the last couple of years and still have them all. Tough and a good value. Maybe I need a Hudson Bay too. :thumbup:
 
I use the Condor almost every weekend, mostly as a yard tool. It's tough for sure, and fit & finish is acceptable. Sheath is decent but with it was a tighter fit. It's such a reasonable price that I don't worry about jacking it up, so I'm more inclined to hack a root our of the dirt with it than I am with other knives. Easy to put an edge back on after dulled up.
 
Sufler said:
So... does anybody have any actual user feedback on the Condor Hudson Bay knife? Worth the $55? I've always liked that style particular design, but never wanted to venture out and pay too much for it.
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I purchased one for my brother as a Christmas gift....Awsome knife for the money !

Tim the Slugman said:
I have A Condor HBC & it is very sharp & holds a great edge, also very tough. I think it is some type of spring steel
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I think the steel is 1075 carbon steel !
 
Just a quick update Guys,

Heres what I ended up with, my only glamour shots

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I really couldnt be happier.
 
Just a quick question, don't want start a new thread

How do you sharpen the Condor Hudson Bay knife. I only have small (eg. Vic Farmer, Mora 2/0) to medium (eg. Mora Companion) width knives and I put about 22 degrees (1/4 of 90 degrees) per side. What about the Condor Hudson Bay, please?
 
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