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My husband picked up a knife for me as a surprise gift. He got one for himself too.

It is a nice knife.

Cabela's in our town had them for $19.99 each.

It is Made in Sweden, it has a soft friction grip, military green which looks dark green almost black to me, a 4.1" carbon steel blade and it comes with a plastic sheath with a belt clip.

BUCK knives are still my top favorite knife brand and I love my 3 fixed blade, Ka-Bar New York made knifes too.

This is not a bad knife for the price and I do LIKE plain carbon steel knives too.

Cate

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Cate

Looks like a great knife at a great price, thanks for sharing!

That looks like a very functional knife.

Hey, Cate. Glad to see another gal, here. Just joined. The guys are great, though.

North Country Gal wrote:Hey, Cate. Glad to see another gal, here. Just joined. The guys are great, though.

Thanks and it is good to see you here too, lady!

Cate

My eyes must be getting old, grin, because I looked at the knife in the bright sun AND in between the light snow and valley fog and the handle IS black but the end of it is military green.

Please excuse my 'duh moment'!

Cate

Catherine wrote:My eyes must be getting old, grin, because I looked at the knife in the bright sun AND in between the light snow and valley fog and the handle IS black but the end of it is military green.

Please excuse my 'duh moment'!

Cate

That sounds like something Sightngrl would say.

That's a nice knife for sure. That's a very good price too. It seems very practical. Will you use it daily for a while to see how it works out?

I've had a Mora knife for quite a few years now, and for the money it just can't be beaten. It takes and holds an edge very well, and it's very versatile around the campfire/kitchen as well as well as for gutting/skinning etc.

As an extra bonus, if it ever gets lost or broken, it isn't going to make me cry too much!

daytime dave wrote:That's a nice knife for sure. That's a very good price too. It seems very practical. Will you use it daily for a while to see how it works out?

Don't laugh at me now but... I plan to use my MORA in the kitchen the most. Wash, rinse and dry it well. I will let you know in the next week how it works out for me. It fits me well with my arthritic hands. Good and bad days there!

(By the way, I still like my 2 BUCK kitchen paring knives a lot!)

My husband said that his MORA would make a good 'truck knife' and for all around use. He already sharpened his knife a wee bit and I only know that because he told me. He touched it up so to speak. I think that he did this before his daily walk.

The MORA knife seemed pretty SHARP to me right out of the package but he usually checks any NEW knife for sharpness. He is VERY picky about his older and newer knives even though he downsized a LOT when it came to all of his knives.

Have a good Sunday!

Cate

Cate, that's a great place to have a good knife. I hope it works well for you.

I keep a MORA in my truck at all times. By far the sharpest knife out of the box I have ever owned. MORA knives are an incredible value. I used one for bushcraft when camping and the one in my truck is for emergencies. Makes a great seat belt cutting knife due to how sharp it is. They are Carbon Steel so need to be oiled if you get them wet, but they are super easy to resharpen and hold an edge very well. I love MORA knives.

Very nice!