A couple of new models from Mora

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Trackerman

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I stumbled over these new models, and couldn´t resist buying them. The top one was presented as an allround knife with 2,5mm stainless steel. The orange one with transperant sheath is a "ropeknife" with serrated blade.
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Well maybe you have seen them before, but if you don´t you might find this interesting.
 

rawshak

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Jan 11, 2009
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Yeah, I've had an 'all-round' knife for a while.. not a lot of difference between this and a stainless clipper except the colour and patern on the handle.
 

steven andrews

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The Allround's blade is a little thicker than the Clipper's and is nicely finished-off.



http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39952

I also read on a knife forum that the tang is longer than the Clipper's.

The Allround is the best bargain in knifedom. I recently bought some from Heinnies to put on our vehicles at work and they are the sharpest knives that I have ever received - and I have bought lots of knives.

The Craftline Rope is an update to the Clipper 861. The serrations are an effective pattern.
 
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Trackerman

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Apr 3, 2008
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The Allround is the best bargain in knifedom. I recently bought some from Heinnies to put on our vehicles at work and they are the sharpest knives that I have ever received - and I have bought lots of knives.
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Yes, and the new design on the sheath holds the knife much more secured, so it won´t fall out easily.
 

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