Boy you guys are right...

Thanks, im looking at ragweedforge for some moras. I got some leather too so I can try making sheaths for them :)
 
I'm at ragwed forge right now. I'm thinking about joining this Mora club... at those prices, it should be worth it just to see what all the fuss is about.
 
Yup yup, you really can't go wrong with Mora's. Buy two, because you or your woman will want one to stay in the kitchen.
 
StretchNM said:
I'm at ragwed forge right now. I'm thinking about joining this Mora club... at those prices, it should be worth it just to see what all the fuss is about.
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Is there a More club. or were you just talking about Mora fans in general?
 
FULMTALJKT said:
Is there a More club. or were you just talking about Mora fans in general?
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If there were a Mora Fan Club, I suspect 90% of the population of Sweden would just shake their heads and say, "Those crazy Americans, don't what they are getting excited over, that just what a knife SHOULD do...." :D But, I have to be honest, I've gotten more excited over these cheap Mora's then over much more expensive knives that I've purchased. The bottom line is that they just work the way a knife is supposed to. There is great satisfaction in finding something that works great with no extra bells or whistles, at a great price on top of it all.

Sean
 
GibsonFan said:
Yup yup, you really can't go wrong with Mora's. Buy two, because you or your woman will want one to stay in the kitchen.
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Im thinking of 3, hard handled Erikssons in carbon and stainless, and a clipper. I might end up dedicating one to the kitchen since I have lame kitchen knives right now :)
 
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