| Shipping Weight | 350.00 g | |
The Mora Bushcraft Black HD model features a heavy duty "robust" carbon steel blade (thicker - 3.2mm, heavier) than the standard stainless steel Bushcraft Force model, and a fitted rubber handle with pronounced finger guard. The blade is not profile-ground, which means that the knife is heftier, more substantial and very useful when slaughtering. The sheath comes with a flexible strap.
Blade lenght: 106 mm, thickness: 3.2 mm.Black Carbon Steel
Made in Sweden
Mora Bushcraft Black HD Reviews
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A knife that lives up to its reputation
I was very impressed with this knife, not technically a full tang knife but you would have to be trying to break this knife and even then I'm not convinced you could do it. It's very solid, excellent blade shape, handle shape and grind. I've known about this knife for a long time and finally pulled the trigger on it, it lives up to it's reputation as an all around workhorse of a knife for anything you could need a knife for outdoors. Great service from Canadian Outdoor Equipment aswell.
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Rusty
Like all knives you have to sharpen them. So I sharpened my mora bushcraft black and holy crap. The amount that thing rusts. I used more than enough of multiple oils to see if there was a difference but the slightest bit of it getting in contact with moisture it will rust. So I warn the unless it was just my knife.
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Hi Susan - thanks for your review. It isn't just your knife - carbon knives require strict cleaning and oiling regimens to keep them pristine. It sounds like a stainless steel blade may be a better fit in the future.
