Bush craft knife

[Rebelprepping]

I already have a mora but am looking for a new knife under £50 and thought I'd ask the community for their suggestions. It must be:
1) fixed blade
2) 6-8 inches
3) full tang
4) no spinal saw teeth or other gimmicky nonsense.

[Jamesey1981]

You already have the best bushcraft knife that you're going to get for less than 50 quid, my advice if you want something a bit more flash is save up bit and have a look at the TBS Boar. Made by the bushcraft store, I used one of their blade blanks to make my own, my handle is custom but the blade is as they come out of the factory, lovely knife.

[TheBlindHarper]

I already have a mora but am looking for a new knife under £50 and thought I'd ask the community for their suggestions. It must be:
1) fixed blade
2) 6-8 inches
3) full tang
4) no spinal saw teeth or other gimmicky nonsense.

The Condor Bushlore is a good no-nonsense solid bushcraft knife. £50 with hardwood handles, you can get it with Micarta scales but it's an extra 20-odd quid.

https://www.greenmanbushcraft.co.uk/cut ... -knife.htm

[JACKANGUS]

I agree with the Condor Bushlore. I have had two and they are amazing for the money.
I would upgrade to the Micarta handle Condor Bushlore if you can.
Condor in general seem to be a cracking bunch of knifes for the money. I've got a Condor Primitive knife as well. No complaints from me. Great knifes.

[pseudonym]

No point asking me.....

I had a problem at one time

[Nurseandy]

Pseudonym - two is one and one is none. Think you've got it covered

[JACKANGUS]

No point asking me.....

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I had a problem at one time

That's hilarious I love they look the same apart from the handles. No problem if you lose a knife