Baby Mora!

[MikeJackmin]

http://knifenews.com/mora-eldris-unveiled/

Reminder
Do NOT just post a link:
Posting links: Don't post a link to a news article and let it go at that. Please post the first paragraph or a summary of the article. That would help members decide if they want to go to the linked article for the remainder of the story. from .
~John

 

[BullRunBear]

Thanks for the heads up. That Eldris looks interesting. Pocket carry for a fixed blade? Or maybe a patch knife attached to the shooting bag strap when using a muzzle loader.

Jeff

 

[M-Cameron]

eh......for any task youd use a 2" blade for......a folder is perfectly adequate, and is much more convenient....

 

[Panzerschwein]

CUTE!!! Looks like a great knife for a dog's collar.

 

[Piraticalbob]

Seems to me it would be a good design for processing shellfish, specifically shucking oysters, clams and scallops.

 

[joneb]

I'm interested. I do carpentry work and my razor knife is always dull from cutting drywall. I use a Mora Companion when I need a sharp egde but I don't always need a 4" blade.

 

[JShirley]

Cute li'l thing.

 

[kBob]

I see scallops opening themselves to give up the goodness within....

This might make a good thank you gift for Sis .... if she invites us out on the boat this summer.

-kBob

 

[glistam]

I'd like this one for blue crab, or whittling.

 

[ApacheCoTodd]

I can definitely speak to the handiness!

I've got two almost exactly the same size if considerably prettier:

Though, currently without the handy neck sheath. I normally have no time for that concept but now, seeing the link - I'm thinking to make one for mine.

Todd.

 

[Panzerschwein]

Cool small knife! Perhaps a mite too small? Methinks maybe.

 

[Piraticalbob]

Too small for the batoning crowd, certainly. The thing about owning such a small knife is that one is actually likely to be wearing it in a situation where a knife is needed, rather than left at home. Law enforcement officers are also far less likely to view it as a weapon.

I have a couple of similar small knives - - a tiny Nessmuk design from the defunct Blind Horse Knives, and a Skeleton Key from L.T. Wright.