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$12 knife vs. $12 knife ? Which one ??
- Thread starter Angus McGunnigl
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Ummmmmmm why not buy both and decide for yourself smoky mountain knife works has both of the and shipping is free so you could buy both for 25.00 and carry whichever you decide you like best. http://www.eknifeworks.com
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Mora it is.
Thanbks for all who have commented.
Thanbks for all who have commented.
What
a guy chopping cement with a Mora and NOT a Busse
That's sacrilege
let's see the pictures Angus
And while we're at it, why are so many folks against the FinnBear brand? I understand the Mora heritage, but FB's are made in Scandanavia, so you would think if they sucked they would go out of business because locals did not buy them, ya' think
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And while we're at it, why are so many folks against the FinnBear brand? I understand the Mora heritage, but FB's are made in Scandanavia, so you would think if they sucked they would go out of business because locals did not buy them, ya' think
The pictures and vids are on knifetests.com. The Finn Bear talked about in this thread is made by Cold Steel in China.
About 3 or 4 years ago Cold Steel ran those on sale dirt cheap in their Christmas sale flyer. I ordered several of them then and gave most away to my friends. CS had them made in South Africa, but the company that made (makes?) them has a long history of making good, sturdy tools according to someone who lives there in an earlier thread. Mine needed about half an hour on the edge with a file before using them, but they are another decent tool at a bargain price. Great to keep in your vehicle "just in case."
Sorry, I didn't mean to hijack this Mora thread.
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No problem! However, my vote goes to a Mora, a "Clipper", if practicable.