Can anybody identify this Mora?

[Kiah]

Got a request to sheath this and thought it looked nice enough to get myself one. Anybody know the model number? I can't find it.

 

[creightonfcb]

Try ragweedforge dot com and look under mora knives... I am pretty sure he carries them...

 

[Kiah]

Try ragweedforge dot com and look under mora knives... I am pretty sure he carries them...

First place I looked. Ragnar doesn't carry this model.

 

[Nordic Viking]

The handle looks somewhat "homemade", IMO.

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

I like the look of that one! Maybe a discontinued model?

 

[flashlightfreak9]

Ask the person who made the request where they got it from. That might help.

I've never seen it before.

 

[CWL]

Frosts/Mora makes dozens of knives that never gets imported into the USA, they also make specialty knives & special runs.

Perhaps this knife was a "bring back" from Europe?

 

[BarberFobic1992]

maybe it is the stainless craftsman with a modded handle.

 

[flybri]

looks similar to the frost river knife, but i'm not sure because its missing the lanyard hole.

http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_...4374302701313&PRODUCT<>prd_id=845524442281351

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

All of the guesses so far don't make sense. The grip banding on this one is different than those on the craftsmen models and the above "river knife" have uninterrupted and continuous banding. This seems to be a completely different model.

 

[mete]

That's NOT a handmade handle .I have one very similar.They make many models and these can change over the years.They even made a pink handle and sheath model for you girly men !!

 

[Razorsharp244]

It's a "Frosts" with blue handle. That means Sandvik 12C27 steel. Blue for stainless and Frost uses 12C27 as opposed to KJ Eriksson who uses 12C27M. Thay are both the same company now "Mora of Sweden" but the old divisions still use their own version of the Sandvik stainless steels.