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RescueRiley

RescueRiley

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are soley mora users?? in other words you use a mora as your primary knife?? if so what's your favorite model? Thanks
 
I can say that I use my Mora 510 and MK2000 the most. I ussaully prefer it to other knives just because they are light and capable. Not to mention that they are very cheap to replace. If I take a different knife with me. My mora 510 is always in my pack as a stand by.
 
:thumbup:My 780 goes to the woods with me most of the time for day trips because its a little larger than the Clipper size knives both in the blade and handle. Also has a place for a lanyard if need be. A 780, a SAK, and my Siguy-modded 12" Ontario and I'm pretty well set. I've got different more expensive,bigger,heavier combos but for a day or two in the woods I usually go with this.--KV
 
:thumbup:My 780 goes to the woods with me most of the time for day trips because its a little larger than the Clipper size knives both in the blade and handle. Also has a place for a lanyard if need be. A 780, a SAK, and my Siguy-modded 12" Ontario and I'm pretty well set. I've got different more expensive,bigger,heavier combos but for a day or two in the woods I usually go with this.--KV--Oops!Sorry-double post
 
My 510 was my True Love for a long time. The M2K was for a spell as well. I keep those in the rotation, but usually it's my Brian Andrews. Now the BHK will be in the rotation too.

But I'm definitely not going to feel undergunned with either of the mora's as my 'only'.
 
I use my Mora #1 In Plain Carbon quite a bit. Use it just as much as my Kellam Puukko i'd think. I switch between theese knives depending on my task.
 
for the past month everytime I've been going out, I've been only carrying a sak trecker and a mora #2. Fits all of my needs, I can baton, makes hell feather sticks.
 
I am afraid so. I have lots of knives and I alternate my carry But when it comes to grabbing a knife to use, it's almost always my SAK or Mora 740. WHY. Same reason, they are sharp, light, cheap to replace, light, handy, and light.:D

I don't care if I ding and abuse them. I like to save on my more spendy knives.
One exception is that I always carry my JK Hiker Backup. I also use my more spendy knives for meat processing.
 
I use what Ragweed Forge calls #H2 - 4.25" high carbon steel blade. It served me well for years.
 
Although I didn't intend for a Mora to be my primary knife, I find myself using my 510 a lot more than my other knives :) I carry my Bravo-1 on my belt, but the 510 is usually in the pack since it weighs next to nothing :thumbup:
 
Right now the Mora is my primary knife. My favorite is the 510, but I am using one I rehandled right now.
 
The two that I have had the longest and used the most are the SS Clipper and Laminated NO. 1
 
#1 for me and the #510. Dont realy carry anything else except my leather man. I also got a bushman but when i carry i mostly need to find something to use it on. The Mora traveled with me all over.

Sasha
 
Sorry my friend but Mora’s don’t float my boat.

I came to this gathering carrying a Ka-Bar…

…but these days I’m happier with Koyote’s, Koster’s and Bark River’s.




"If you're not living on the edge, …you're taking up too much space."

Big Mike
 
I don't even own one. I'm into the customs more, but will be willing to try one out someday--just never seem to get around to it.
 
Moras were about the only FB's I used for years. Didn't know they weren't adequate, until I joined Blade Forums :(

Although I love my Bravos, my Breeden, RC-3, Manix, Beckers, etc., except for chopping (Beckers), Moras can do anything I require of them.

Doc
 
i think i would use them more if i had one of the wood handles one, i just dont seem to use synthetic handled knives alot. mora handles are also really nice IMO. the craftman is probably the most comfortable handle i have used.
 
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