The Condor Undertaker Bowie has a 10-inch satin 1075HC steel clip point blade with a full tang at 15.5 inches overall, a brown walnut handle, a stainless guard, a lanyard hole and a brown leather belt sheath.
At 15.5 inches overall this is a full-size bowie, the scale the pattern was built at in the 1830s before makers shrank it for hunting use. 1075HC is tough rather than hard, absorbing the impact a blade this long delivers without chipping, and coming back with a file rather than needing a stone.
Walnut is a choice rather than a saving on a knife this size. It costs more than molded polymer, needs occasional oiling, and dampens vibration better than any synthetic. The stainless guard keeps the hand behind the edge, which matters more as blade length goes up. Explore more Hunting Knives.
- 10-inch bowie blade, 15.5 inches overall
- Full-size bowie, the scale the pattern began at
- 1075HC absorbs impact and files back sharp
- Walnut dampens vibration better than synthetics
