i'm getting a mora. i have a bowie but its a bit clumsey for what i want. i have bought the mora in the hope that i can learn some fundimental bushcraft skills. i'm fed up with the ''i'll just hit it with a hammer'' mentality i normally go with.
Tenderfoot
Tenderfoot
my first bushcraft knife
i'm getting a mora. i have a bowie but its a bit clumsey for what i want. i have bought the mora in the hope that i can learn some fundimental bushcraft skills. i'm fed up with the ''i'll just hit it with a hammer'' mentality i normally go with.
Native
Native
Hello and welcome!
You can't go wrong with the Mora's, they're lovely tools. Which model did you buy?
Settler
Settler
Very good choice! No, wait, for the money an EXCELLENT choice! I have two, "clippers", one I use and the other one held in reserve. You will love your Mora. Be careful when you take it out for the first time, they come razor sharp - - or at least mine did.
In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.
--- John Muir
Settler
Settler
Moras are great. Despite an abundance of beautiful knives, I begrudgingly keep coming back to my ugly red mora....
Tenderfoot
Tenderfoot
its a clipper. i should get it in a couple of days. well excited.
Nomad
Nomad
I have just got one of the 4.99 ones from Military Mart. Did my first real feather stick today, it comes that sharp. The sheath is plastic tat but it does the job. I have just used a stanley knife for cutting in the past. I have an axe for logs / thick sticks and a matchete for battening. never saw the need for a mega sharp blade in the past.
Now to make and try out one of those £5 sharpening kits
Mod
Part of the Furniture
All the moras are fantastic no nonsense knives, I have a couple I'd never part with.... Well SWMBO has nicked one and won't give it back !!
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