Muela knives?

[Foilist]

There is a good, independent outdoor outfitter store near me that I like with a half-decent selection of knives. One brand that the carry is Muela - these are mainly traditional, small fixed blades with bone or antler handles.

I know nothing about this brand - are they anything decent?

 

[Mike Carter Custom Knives]

I have 3 of them and they are pretty good knives from Spain for relatively inexpensive pieces. Muela has been around for about 50 years.

 

[gpdawg]

muela uses 420 ss on some of their knives.

 

[StretchNM]

I LOVE this one:
http://www.worldknives.com/products/muella-bison-small-stag-hunting-knife-mu00425-1454.html

While you're there, check out the EKA Nordic Hunters, the Linder Specials, and the Hattori 100S Hunting and Skinning.
((( )))

 

[El_Toro]

I have a few Muela knives that I picked up on a trip to Spain back in '99. As mentioned before, they are very decent quality at an inexpensive price. My Dad has one of their older bowies made from some sort of carbon steel. Not sure if they still make 'em in carbon steel, but I sure would like to get a hold of one. Especially my Dad's, lol. That thing has developed a nice patina and holds a pretty good edge.:thumbup:

 

[Waldganger]

they make some nice knives, pretty cheap too.

I got raped by the local store buying a skinner and it was a beaut and worth the extra money.