Condor Tool & Knife CTK360-24HC Naval Cutlass 24" Carbon Steel Blade, Hardwood Handles, Leather Sheath

Name: Condor Tool & Knife CTK360-24HC Naval Cutlass 24" Carbon Steel Blade, Hardwood Handles, Leather Sheath
Brand: Condor Tool & Knife
Price: 127.48 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

Condor Tool & Knife CTK360-24HC Naval Cutlass 24 inch Carbon Steel Blade, Hardwood Handles, Leather Sheath

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Description

CN36024HC: Naval Cutlass

Condor Knife & Tool

The blade is made of 1075 High Carbon steel. The edge is hand finished and polished to a razor sharpness. The hardwood handles are made from hard woods of Central America, similar to Hickory. It is finished with a smooth grip and is known for its long durability. The Naval Cutlass also includes a high quality, heavy duty, handcrafted leather sheath.

Specifications

Code: 61304
Manufacturer Stock : CTK360-24HC
Blade Length: 24"
Overall Length: 29-1/4"
Blade Thickness: 3.0 mm
Blade Material: 1075HC Steel
Blade Finish: Epoxy Black Powder
Handle Material: Hardwood
Sheath Material: Welted Leather
Weight: 1.89 lbs.
Made in El Salvador

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Condor Tool & Knife, Specials, 1075 Blade Steel, Wood Handle Material, Swords, Made in El Salvador

Wood Handles Provides a traditional, natural look and feel to a modern tool. Wood absorbs shock well and is popular in axe handles.

Leather Sheath Leather is known for its durability and traditional appeal. When compared to Kydex it is preferred for its silence when bumped against other objects, as well as blade retention.

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Kyle
Florida

Jul 08, 2015

Pros: Handle Material, Usable, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard

Cons: None

Tough

I wanted something I could make accurate cuts with and maintain nice handling..but I didn't wanna spend over a hundred bucks. After good amounts of research I finally gave in after seeing videos of the older version(had plastic grip and slightly thinner) in action. First thing I did after opening the box was go outback and test it's factory edge...on water jugs. I effortlessly made PRECISION slices. Out of the nearly 20 jugs I flayed, the sharpness never faded. I'm actually looking for something negative to say. Wood grips are nice. the full tang is exposed in the back of the grip in case you can't tell from picture's. Great purchase.

Bernard S
Northport, Al

Jun 18, 2015

Pros: Sheath/Scabbard

Cons: None

Condor vs Cold Steel

I compared it to my 1917 Cold Steel Cutlass and the blade is thinner and lighter than the Cold Steel with a greater curve to the blade. The fit and finish aren't as nice as the Cold Steel but for the price I'm reasonably satisfied.