Mora Bushcraft Survival Pinpack Knife (11742)

The Mora Bushcraft Survival pinpack is an absolute black multifunction knife and a real must-have accessory that fits a demanding lifestyle. In the same package is a high-end knife with a black anti-corrosion coated blade, Tulukset and a diamond sharpener. The knife has an exceptionally thick (3.2 mm) blade, which makes it a very durable knife. The blade side of the blade is specially ground to work in the best possible way with the stylus. The knife is suitable for versatile and demanding uses, such as rescue work, hunting, fishing, boating and hiking. The material of the blade is high-carbon steel, which means that the blade is easy to sharpen with a diamond sharpener integrated in the housing.

The knife has a black rubber handle with a finger guard that is perfectly shaped to fit in the hand. The handle with finger guards provides an excellent and safe grip, making work more efficient. The black quick-release sheath is equipped with two interchangeable belt clips: an open quick-release fastener that can be pressed into the belt from above, and a closed loop into which the belt is threaded. The sheath also has a drain hole in the bottom.

Carbon steel is a stainless material, so cleaning and oiling the blade after use is recommended.

Features:

• Included: knife, sheath (with two interchangeable belt clips), Tulus, diamond sharpener
• Blade material: high carbon steel
• Overall length: 232 mm
• Blade length: 109 mm
• Blade thickness: 3.2 mm
• Total weight 212 g

Information about magnesium mixed metal matchstick and its use:

First, scrape the protective coating off the surface of the stick with the back of the knife. The matchstick ignites the fire (tuft, sparkling, birch-boiled, dry hay, gas grill, kettle, etc.) with a few strong and slow scratches on the back of the knife. Works well in difficult weather conditions: rain, snow, wet and high weather. Produces 2980 ° C bright sparks that are also visible from afar as an emergency signal. Duration up to 7,000 ignitions. Survival equipment officially approved by the International Survival Instructors Association. Never scrape the matchstick on the blade side!

Tip for sharpening:

Move the blade against the sharpening surface either with small rotating movements or along the blade, making it easier to achieve the right angle and less scratching on the blade. With Morakniv diamond sharpeners you don't need oil or water to sharpen. Finish the work mark and any unevenness by rubbing with a leather tip, and if one is not available, with a coarse cloth. Oil the blade every now and then.