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i like that zero tolerance, pretty slick looking little blade personally i always lose folding knives so i just go with el cheapos from REI or friendly local cutler.
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extra stout posted:http://www.amazon.com/Morakniv-Companion-Outdoor-Military-4-1-Inch/dp/B004TNWD40/ for an all-around bushcraft knife i actually prefer the Condor model http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002CC6BSO/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2NZG2B04CSXR8&coliid=I3Q20XFHU39TGI  it's a little more expensive but still extremely reasonably, and i really like the wooden handle as opposed to Mora's plastic one. I've seen several of those break under hard use, including my own. i've also seen some really, really lovely tangs on Moras hidden inside the plastic handle; this is full-tang. Don't get me wrong, I love Mora and i own several of their knives but I just think the Condor is a superior knife for long-term "bushcrafting". ymmv. i also hate the loving ding-dong plastic piece of poo poo sheathe that comes with the Moras. of course, any bushcraft-y person worth their salt is gonna make their own sheath anyway  but the Condor comes with a nice leather one. Leather > plastic my darlings
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Lotka Volterra posted:This is by far my favorite knife, good for carving and whittling, and I've never needed anything more. this, for example, is a hot loving knife. best thing for carving i've ever owned
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social vegan posted:Is there an expensive knife I could use for cream cheese before u think this is a "troll" I'm serious and ready to buy the high life
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goons with spoons might be able to help
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the sheathes are borderline unusable to begin with, just make a new one. you can buy leather and rivets at any crafts store
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yeah i'm just talking about the basic mora, i don't really know the numbers. and i'm also pretty dumb and full of drugs right now. my buddy had that same green mora with the rubber handle you posted, and the handle broke off within like 10 minutes of batoning with it. the tang was like maybe 3/4 of an inch long inside the handle. i dunno if they're all that way but i'd be careful using it roughly. then again if you've been bushcrafting with it for a while it's probably fine. he might have just gotten a fluke but i have to admit it was pretty dismaying
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or just kill a squirrel for free
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