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- Feb 19, 2001
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I just received a new Mora knife, one of their Craftline Series, the Allround. At first glance it is similar in appearance to the 840 or 860 in that the handle has the same general shape and the blade is Scandi ground. Comparing it to my 840, the rubber covered grip area has a different texturing than the Clipper series and I find that the new handle surface has a stickier or more secure feel. The stainless blade is thicker than my carbon steel 840 measuring .100 thick at the spine while my 840 is .079. Also the spine is nicely ground while the 840 spine has a rough, unfinished appearance.
From the same internet auction seller that I got the knife from I purchased a leather sheath that will fit this knife or my 840 Mora. It is heavy leather, well stitched and fits the new knife snugly.
I am looking forward to trying the new knife out, till then here are a couple of pictures. You can see the difference in the spine thickness, blade finish, and the handle texture.
Bill
From the same internet auction seller that I got the knife from I purchased a leather sheath that will fit this knife or my 840 Mora. It is heavy leather, well stitched and fits the new knife snugly.
I am looking forward to trying the new knife out, till then here are a couple of pictures. You can see the difference in the spine thickness, blade finish, and the handle texture.
Bill



