Review Condor Moonshiner

got a question for you. Is the thickness 0.20" or 0.14"? I have found different sites posting both numbers
 
Cobalt said:
got a question for you. Is the thickness 0.20" or 0.14"? I have found different sites posting both numbers
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I've apparently lost my calipers because I was looking for them yesterday so I could answer this question. I will have to get back to you on that
 
DocJD said:
Impressive cutting , as usual .

I think you could probably make almost any sharp chopper look pretty good . ;)
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You flatter me sir. I'm going to try and compete in my first Bladesports event in Pigeon Forge in September and I imagine I will be doing good just not to make a complete fool of myself. I still am way too slow getting through the 2 x 4 and that golf ball/tennis ball out the pvc pipe isn't as easy as some of those guys make it look haha
 
ChattanoogaChop said:
complete fool of myself
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Please never let this stop you !

If you try and fail , you can learn and improve .

Failure and pain are the best teachers . Learn , adapt and try again . Repeat as needed .

If you fail to try , you can't ever succeed .
 
Practice Practice Practice, and it looks like you already have a great knife to compete with from your friend. So just go for it You Can Do It! Oh! I'm no expert by any means and where I live my neighbors would probably call the po po with me out in the yard swinging big knives and swords and hacking up stuff. I do envy you though that you can just go out and start throwing and hacking stuff up in your yard. I really need to move out rural I guess as I'm in the suburbs now. Well Have a good one and good luck in your endeavor and stay safe out there.
 
d762nato said:
Practice Practice Practice, and it looks like you already have a great knife to compete with from your friend. So just go for it You Can Do It! Oh! I'm no expert by any means and where I live my neighbors would probably call the po po with me out in the yard swinging big knives and swords and hacking up stuff. I do envy you though that you can just go out and start throwing and hacking stuff up in your yard. I really need to move out rural I guess as I'm in the suburbs now. Well Have a good one and good luck in your endeavor and stay safe out there
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I do live in the suburbs; I just have really cool neighbors!
 
DocJD said:
Please never let this stop you !

If you try and fail , you can learn and improve .

Failure and pain are the best teachers . Learn , adapt and try again . Repeat as needed .

If you fail to try , you can't ever succeed .
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Well, I'm definitely going to try lol. The class I'm supposed to take will be taught by Donovan "how the hell is cutting 30 water bottles with a 10" blade even possible ? " Phillips, so I'm hoping to soak up some of his sage advice.
 
ChattanoogaChop said:
I really like Condor products.
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Nice work!

I've owned the Moonstalker (same knife with Micarta scales and a black coated blade) for ? years and it's been a workhorse. It's surprising how well it chops and cuts.

Mine came with a almost unusable nylon sheath (I had kydex pants made for it), but the leather with yours looks pretty good and exceptionally secure (maybe too secure?).
 
rhino said:
Nice work!

I've owned the Moonstalker (same knife with Micarta scales and a black coated blade) for ? years and it's been a workhorse. It's surprising how well it chops and cuts.

Mine came with a almost unusable nylon sheath (I had kydex pants made for it), but the leather with yours looks pretty good and exceptionally secure (maybe too secure?).
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I was wondering what the difference was in the two knives, because I really like the look of Moonstalker better, I just got this one because it was on sale. Sheath is of good quality, but you have to wrestle it out when you want it though
 
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