Would you buy this Morakniv?

[USMCPOP]

I got a couple of the Old Hickory 6" sticking knives for $7 each.

 

[eveled]

I think a double edge knife with a round nose would be a dandy skinner. Cut with either side or the very tip with no worries of the point piercing.

Another handy design would be a double edged Wharncliffe.

 

[Pomsbz]

That's going to be really hard to baton with.

 

[Skar]

I wouldn't buy one myself.
Looks cool yet I would have zero use for it.

 

[herisson]

The narrow scandi grind is a joke. I'd rather buy the Old Hickory look-a-like and try my hand at a full hollow grind.

 

[Henry Beige]

I got a couple of the Old Hickory 6" sticking knives for $7 each.

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Beat me to the punch. My sticker came from Dexter-Russell Green River. I don’t need another.

 

[White Rhino]

a truly awesome idea!
yess! a mora commando bootkniv
will be sooo sharp.
if only mora could do the same
for its artic camo sticker.
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I bought one of those Mora d-guard stickers. Seems meant for slaughterhouse use. I have no real use for it, no large livestock to stun, hang and bleed. It just seemed kind of incongruous to own a weapon made by an old and staid tool company. The Estwing tomahawk had the same appeal, but that is actually a useful general purpose tool. If Rubbermaid made a truncheon or Maglite made a stun gun, I would probably want those too, as collectibles at least.

 

[Mikael W]

Just an idea I came up with. It is based on a Companion MG. Let me know what you think.

I say No!
Mora has already made similiar knives in the past, but with wooden handles and models for military use like permission daggers.


For a spearpoint Mora I went with a cutoff drawknife, convexed and with a swedge but single-edge.

No problems in batoning & splitting firewood and very sharp for woodworking chores.

Regards
Mikael