Morakniv Companion Heavy Duty Knife with Sandvik Carbon Steel Blade, 0.125/4.1-Inch
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tiana hodge
> 3 dayOur neighbor came over and asked if we wanted to help skin a deer. Our first time and the knive did ok. I wanted it because it was the knife of a very famous outdoorsman Cody Lundine. It does need to be sharpened and the blade does tarnish somewhat but a sharp knife for general purpose. I bought one for myself, mom, and husband.
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irvin
> 3 dayAwesome knife!
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Marx Giroir
> 3 dayMuch sharp, very wow!
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Paul
Greater than one weekSuper sharp.
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Skipperl
> 3 dayNice little knife with great reviews all over the web and perfect for my bug out bag. No complaints. Lite and sharp, just covered it with some mineral oil for protection.
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Randy Groff
Greater than one weekGreat knife, good price. Well constructed.
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PrudyMax
Greater than one weeknice
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MIKE57
> 3 daySkinned and quartered three deer in one session, knife is still sharp. Knife and sheath are easily cleaned. Very positive lock into the sheath.
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Mike R.
> 3 dayWhat ca I say it’s a mora, I own 6 of them. Great budget knives
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William B. Glaser
Greater than one weekWhat a sweet little knife. Not too big, not too small. Comfortable non-slip grip. Light weight, you could easily use this as a neck knife. Carbon steel blade sharpens easy, but will stain/discolor...that is the trade-off over the stainless. The thicker blade is very nice. This is an excellent choice for a fixed blade daily carry knife. You cant use it to hack through the bush, it is a light working/hunting knife. At $13 you wont feel bad abusing it, breaking it or losing it. Buy two or 3, youll find a place to stash them. Great gifts too!