Mora -- Fyi

[go2ndAmend]

Just a litte info. on the Sweedish stainless Mora knife. I got one for free along with my Bahico folding saw and never gave it much thought. I used it for the first time today and I am very, very impressed! I butchered an entire blacktail buck with it, and never sharpened it once. This includes cutting out the loins, both hams and both shoulders and then cutting all of them into steaks. The rubberized handle was not slippery and the blade length was perfect. Not bad for a $15.00 knife. I was careful not to cut or nick any bone and I used my F1 in the field for gutting the animal as the skin on any animal will dull a knife quickly. Hope this was useful to someone. (Yes, we can still spend too much money on high quality knives, but a "cheepie" will work.)

 

[thundermoon]

Did you use the 2000, green handle and green sheath.....congrats on the buck!

 

[coaldigger]

:thumbup: Another +1 for the little Mora !!!!! Can't be beat for the $$$$

 

[Blood_Grooves]

MORAS ROCK!!!!


NUFF SAID!

:thumbup:

 

[go2ndAmend]

Yep. Green handle and green sheath.

 

[Blood_Grooves]

Yep. Green handle and green sheath.

It could be a carbon military clipper....???? but probably a 2000. how much did it cost?

 

[RescueRiley]

got to love the moras.... Clipper all the way!

 

[Thomas Linton]

It could be a carbon military clipper....???? but probably a 2000. how much did it cost?

Wekk, da' OP says:

Not bad for a $15.00 knife.

 

[jpr9954]

If it came with the Bahco saw, it was the Frosts 760-MG. I got that same set - I think they called it the Laplander set.

John

 

[Blood_Grooves]

Wekk, da' OP says:

oh... then it is the military green 740

 

[pict]

Even the little red handle #1's work well for butchering.

Mac