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Let me see your Moras

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hwtsauer

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Its actually one of the only knives I dont own. I always assumed that they could not be too good because of how inexpensive they are. Well, I got to play with some at the gun show and they were very sharp and seemed well built. Quite a few folks on here seem to love them and its time I get myself one. I think I am going to buy a dozen of them and keep them in all the vehicles and outdoor packs, or where ever else I find myself needing a knife.

But until then, lets see them in action.
 
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The front #2 is the passaround Mora. The rest are mine. Also have a 2000 and a modified clipper not in the pic. I've had quite a few more, but thinned them out a bit.
 
Vance,

No, I didn't make it... A saddlemaker made for me last year, it's real comfortable to wear and holds the knives well.
 
Great idea, they are so cheap you can't afford not to have a couple.

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A rehandled #510
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Rehandled 4" Frosts of Mora blade
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laminated frosts #1 with plain birch handle.

this is my go-to knife for nearly all tasks in the woods and in the shop. very handy, very sturdy knife in my opinion.
 
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