Between Mora and Puukko knives, I gotta give it to Europe for making some of the best quality and price friendly knives around.

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    5 days ago

    There are inexpensive knives made all over Europe and the world. I prefer made in the USA for my normal pocket knives, Europe for my traditionals, when I need/want something for a specific job I tend to look for something made in Taiwan.

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    5 days ago

    You can buy a perfectly fine and decent Mora knife for 10 USD.

    You cannot get a high end Swedish knife for 10 usd.

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      5 days ago

      A perfectly fine and decent mora is all one needs, beats the pants off a “high end” James Brand.

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        4 days ago

        Mora 2000 is perfect. But I do like my Strømseng Sami knife and my benchmade.

        My biggest surprize was a Petzl Spatha folding knife (that have a large hole for attaching rope) made from Sandvik steel