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[SwissHeritageCo]

Whhhhheeen your budget is tight
but the knife works just right
thatttsss a Moorraaa

My knife life has come full circle.
I started with SAKs and Moras, and then for some reason spent nine million dollars on knives, and now I use SAKs and Moras.

You forgot opinel's

 

[Arathol]

Some vintage Mora #1s......

Frosts Laminated in Bushgear leather sheath

Frosts #1 with dragon in Unica sheath

1950s as new Frosts #1 from military med kit, Unica sheath

1950s Carl Anderson #1 Civil Defense issue

 

[calm]

https://imgur.com/4ek2mzK

 

[MolokaiRider]

https://flic.kr/p/2mMpc1u

I have gone back and forth on that model. I have a couple of Garbergs, and I keep thinking that the Bushcraft Black is so similar in blade profile that I am not missing anything.

I have another Mora with that handle type, but with the 2000 blade.

I really like how the cutting edge goes all the way to the handle, unlike the Garberg.

 

[DangerZone98]

I am not sold on the Eldris concept. It is a neat idea, and most of the time, you don't need more than a 2" blade. However, I think the standard 3-3/4" Mora is a better all-around design that is still compact and light to wear around your neck or slip into your pocket.

It’s very non-knife people friendly at least.

Not the best cake slicer though.

 

[calm]

The eldris is good for pocket carry.
You do pay a premium for the smaller size.

 

[Another Shepherd]

Kansbol and alfalfa cubes.

 

[AgentSteel]

My humble stash of Moras

 

[dogstar]

Hrmmmm... maybe this thread was a bad idea. I have the urge to buy a Mora now

 

[A.L.]

Impostor

 

[dogstar]

Impostor

How do you like it?

 

[SwissHeritageCo]

I love me some mora, but I'm slowly going off low ground scandis. Classics are my favorites.

 

[A.L.]

How do you like it?

After the sharpening I like it a lot. Not so surprisingly a very no-nonsense knife with fantastic ergos and should be very durable too (my cousin recently sent video hammering worker hultafors to the handle to pry off toilet from the floor). The rubber handle is a bit tacky for my taste but because of that super grippy.

 

[dogstar]

After the sharpening I like it a lot. Not so surprisingly a very no-nonsense knife with fantastic ergos and should be very durable too (my cousin recently sent video hammering worker hultafors to the handle to pry off toilet from the floor). The runber handle is a bit tacky for my taste but because of that super grippy.

Would that be the GK model (your cousin's)? I think these are made of Japanese SK-5, good stuff.

 

[A.L.]

Would that be the GK model (your cousin's)? I think these are made of Japanese SK-5, good stuff.

Yes, I think it is

 

[dogstar]

 

[abo4ster]

 

[Ratatoskr]

Attaboy.
Man, I haven't spun a coal in years. Makes me miss it.

 

[A.L.]

How do you like it?

Should have said it's OK... four.

 

[GAGL]

I have gone back and forth on that model. I have a couple of Garbergs, and I keep thinking that the Bushcraft Black is so similar in blade profile that I am not missing anything.

I have another Mora with that handle type, but with the 2000 blade.

I really like how the cutting edge goes all the way to the handle, unlike the Garberg.

You should try the 711. Most comfortable handle of all Mora's. Edge also goes back to the handle.