Condor Tool & Knife CTK1018-10 African Congo Spear 64" Overall, Hardwood Handle, Leather Sheath

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Part #: CN101810 | Condor Tool & Knife
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Description

CN101810: African Congo Spear

Condor Tool & Knife

The head of the African Congo Spear is made from forged 1045 high carbon steel with a superb heat treat. The edge is hand finished and polished to razor sharpness. Features a natural, bare metal look that has the appeal of a well worn pair of jeans. There is a special treatment over the top of the blade to help repel rust. The hardwood handle is very durable and gives the spear an ancient look. Includes a high quality, heavy duty, handcrafted leather sheath.

Specifications

  • Code: 60914
  • Manufacturer Part Number: CTK1018-10
  • Blade Length: 10"
  • Overall Length: 64"
  • Blade Thickness: 1.6 mm
  • Blade Material: 1045 High Carbon Steel
  • Blade Finish: Natural
  • Handle Material: Burnt Hardwood with Wrapped Paracord
  • Sheath: Handcrafted Welted Leather, Brown
  • Designer: Condor Tool & Knife
  • Weight: 2.44 lbs
  • Made in El Salvador

UPC Code: 7417000545739

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Product Handle Badge: Wood Handles
Product Sheath Badge: Leather Sheath
Condor Tool & Knife CTK1018-10 African Congo Spear 64" Overall, Hardwood Handle, Leather Sheathrated 2 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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Condor Tool & Knife CTK1018-10 African Congo Spear 64" Overall, Hardwood Handle, Leather Sheath
rated 2 stars out of 5
Greg
New York
Sep 09, 2020
Pros: Handle Material, Finish
Cons: Head Material, Overall Quality, Finish, Usability
Good finish, not so good blade
The shaft of the spear is quite good. It is perfectly straight and has a good feel. The paracord isn't bad either. I might rewrap it in leather.However, I am very disappointed in the spear head itself. The description describes it as "razor sharp". It is nowhere near sharp, let alone a razor. It is blunt, pure and simple. I attempted to sharpen it on a whetstone with only subpar results due to the edge geometry. It's more of a wedge shape like an axe. It is still safe to run your finger over it.The tip was also squared and had a significant roll. It took about 20mins of grinding to get the point to a usable tip.There is also a significant warp in the blade. Any thrusts made would probably miss the mark despite the recontoured tip. It might even glance off due to the bend.