Muela Knives

Loki · Jun 11, 2002

Any one have experience with the Muela products? They seem to have an interesting range of blades see: http://www.aceros-de-hispania.com/esp/muela-cuchillos-lb.htm

Buck 112 · Jun 11, 2002

Look here:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=207340 .

bigbore.45 · Jun 11, 2002

no real experience till now, but hope to get soon.
The small ones that i like seems to be 440C,
wich i like as a user.

BTW look here for a Muela (knife)pic i liked very much
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=183120

Clydetz · Jun 11, 2002

I own a Muela of Spain - "Plegable Knife" (on the box it was sent in, it is referred to as "Fury"). I find it to be well crafted; solid; & balanced very well. I would buy other Muela products. Paperwork that came with the knife indicates "...durable handles, brass and molibdenum - vanadium stainless steel (Rockwell 56 to 58). I haven't used this knife all that much so I have no info on how the blade holds up. Good luck if you get a Muela - I think you'll like it!

VampyreWolf · Jun 11, 2002

I've owned a Muela for about 5yrs now, and usd it constantly. I haven't abused it mind you...

Model PIK-AS, 4", in the 'Survival' section of thier site...

440c steel, full tang, krayton handles

I have found that as a general utility knife it stands up well. I normally back it up with a beater for camping, but it's a great knife.

Plenty of belly, I'd consider it more of a skinner than a survival knife.

calyth · Jun 12, 2002

I've seen some folders that was marked Fury that was a piece of junk. The fixed blade is ok.

Buck 112 · Jun 12, 2002

Muela Knives

Loki

Buck 112

bigbore.45

Clydetz

VampyreWolf

calyth

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Buck 112