I have a little bowie shaped necker with stag point handle by Muela. It's an absolutely lovely knife. Fit and finish is great (sheath is top notch, too) and the stag point has the nicest polish I ever saw. And they left some of the scratches the deer made when rubbing his antlers. I like that. Muela's production is quite hunting centered. They have a lot of interesting knives (from the looks of them). Generally speaking, I find their designs a bit boisterous (as with other Spanish makers). The only real downside is their preference for low grade stainless, like 440A. They are not alone in that league, see other great Spanish brands like Cudeman, Nieto, Aitor (all worth a look) and... Puma (German) who has some of its offering made in Spain. It seems to me the Spanish makers focus on quality fit & finish rather than worrying with the latest super steel. Nothing wrong with that, their knives seem to get heavy use in the field, their customers are happy, so you can actually take the plunge on a (non expensive) model and get a taste.
