Mora knifes

[BRITTMAN]

Have you guys and gals tried the Mora knife line yet ? If you have not check them out , they are tuff as crap , very sharp/easy to resharpen , perfect for about any use in the outdoors I can think of  . Best of all the price of one will run $20 and under and you cna get them from tradgang sponsor Two Tracks . This knife is one of the best deals you will find period .


Mike Britt

[michigan bill]

yup, it's hard to think of another value even close to this one.
and the links to the other scandinavian knife sites are great.
bill

[Mojo Rising]

Have a carbon steel Mora clipper. Best 11 dollar knife i ever bought.

[BRITTMAN]

Im looking for someone that makes " neck sheath  " kydex or leather sheaths that have firesteel holder on them . Anyone know where I can find someone who makes them ?

[2treks]

I am glade you are happy with the Knives Mike, I will keep you posted on the Sheath situation. Thanks.
Chuck

[owlbait]

So Chuck, is the website update going to include the Mora knives too? Now that your back from the PBS gathering maybe you can get back to work?  

[2treks]

Alright simmer!
Yes, The site will include the Mora line-up and more? Thank you

CTT

[bayoulongbowman]

im looking for c223 ?????ty mark

[Bjorn]

I have one in the shop that was likely 2.00 new in the 60's. Very well made.

[2treks]

The C223 is a big camp type knife, I mostly have hunting/bushcraft types right now. I maybe placing and order soon and that is one I need to look at. I would have had to wait for a week or so to get it with my last order and that would have made me miss having the knives for the show we went to. I will make a post when we get the website updated and running,please just PM or call until then. Thank you.
Chuck

[mjh]

I must have about a dozen mora knives scattered around the place.  Great knife for the price!  Not always my go to knife but many times an extra in a kit,  in a tool box, anywhere yea might need a knife.  If yea ask to borrow a knife I'll likely hand you a mora...

[TommyBoy]

I always keep one in the glove box and the Scamp trailer. For the price, buy a few and scatter them around. They come exceeding sharp right off the bat.

[2treks]

TommyBoy, How you been man? Missed you at Comptons.
CTT

[bluemoonrising]

Chuck-do they make a fish filleting knife? Thanks -Mike

[Trooper]

I have several Mora knives.  Very good knife.

[2treks]

Mike, they make all kinds of Fillet knives. Give a call or email. Thanks.
Chuck

[robtattoo]

I just had to go for a quick countup; I've got 17!
In the toolbox, 3 on the boat, glovebox of the truck & The Wife's car, toolbox on the truck, several in the office, two in the kitchen drawers, one in each of my hunting packs & 3 in my 'bug-out box/camp kitchen'

Disgustingly useful piece of kit!  :D

One thing I do notice (moreso in the US than in the UK, for some reason) is that a lot of folks don't know how to sharpen a Scandi grind properly.
When you sharpen a Mora/Frosts/Helle blade, you really want to be sharpening with the entire bevel flat to your stone. A Scandi grind shouldn't have a secondary bevel on the edge.
Once you get your head around it, it really is the easiest kind of grind to sharpen & generally speaking, the toughest edge to blunt.

[robtattoo]

If anyone's interested, I did a tutorial on sharpening over on the Knife Maker's forum, that deals specifically (In the first half) with sharpening a Scandi ground blade.....

 http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=110;t=000935

[GRAYBEARD]

Rob's system works! I have the bandaids to prove it!

[SveinD]

Mora are well known here in Scandinavia for making tough and affordable knives. I don't think there has been a household without at least one, where I come from. I think they even made a filet-knife with a cork handle, that my father and grandfather used when in the boat at sea. At least I think it was Mora..