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I can pay for shipping if you need this taken off of your hands.
i'm going to check with mora on this, they might warranty it
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- Thread starter GenerallyAwsomeDude
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i'm going to check with mora on this, they might warranty it
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I like the 511 and keep one in my E&E and as a neck knife.
But the handle isn't all that comfortable compared to the 711 or even the 911/Triflex.
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your mora's blade is wiggling and making noise - i think that's more of a handle to blade fitment issue rather than a full length tang vs. not issue, no? besides, what the hell are you messing with moras anyway? you've got enough beckers to last a lifetime! use 'em or send 'em to me
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I just got my first Mora. It is a Mora Force, I got it off the exchange here on BF. It cost me $20, and it was worth every penny IMO. Now I have a BK-9, BK-7, BK-2, BK-13 and a Mora Force. (Not counting some Leatherman, Cold steel, and Kershaw knives) Next on my list is a Mora Triflex and a BK-14. =]
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I also want a BK14. It would work well with my Triflex or 711. Thinking like the Mora knives the BK14 is a good value.
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NixKustoms
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So I know it's been a while since this thread was started but I finally got my a Mora; so I guess it's my favorite for now
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i like the 2-for-1 TSG Swedish mil-surplus Mora (carbon steel); i drilled a hole and applied a vinegar/margarita stain; those Moras are *sharp*!
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I do a lot of carving with a Mora 120. I have one of their hook / spoon knives as well.
