Mora SRT Tactical Knife? Yup, Police and Military Already Using It - Shot Show 2015
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- I swung by the Mora Knives booth at Shot Show 2015 to check things out. I was pretty surprised to see a 'tactical' knife from Mora. It's based off one of their other knives but believe it or not, it's already in use by some military and law enforcement agencies. Check out Bjorn as he shares about this and one other Mora knife.
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How is it "tactical" I read. Well the basic shape of these are quite similar to the Finnish Marttiini knives. Puukko knives were used on Soviets pretty effectively. Tactical knives don't have to "look" tactical. It's how they can be used that counts. JMO.
Very well said Doby Pilgrim.
Många här verkar glömma att Mora är en svensk kniv för svenska förhållanden. Mora har också använts av den svenska militären de senaste hundra åren. Därför "Military Grade"
Many here seem to forget that Mora is a Swedish knife for Swedish conditions. Mora has also been used by the Swedish military, the last hundred years. Therefore, "Military Grade"
Mr Bassman fast nu använder ju inte militären Mora som fältkniv längre.. Utan dem använda fällkniven...
Good to know this. 👍
I always pack my Mora Clipper + Leatherman wave while camping/hiking. It's good for what I use it for, which is cutting cordage, making feather sticks, striking a firesteel and batoning wood while feeling firm and safe in a gloved hand. I don't need to spend a few hundred quid on a Bear Grylls survival knife, Mora does me.
Now I have to get this one too!
Of course it has tactical applications. It's sharp and pointy and good for piercing, stabbing, and slashing. The one thing interesting about this video was finding out the authentic way of saying the company name in Swedish which is "morack-neev"
Roger Flatley Authentic maybe, just like saying "aint" is authentic english language.
Try more like "more-a-knee-v"
or even better say "Amora" like a name, using the "a" as an english word.
If that doesnt sound authentic, you are at least going to fool almost anyone. :-)
Prepared Survivalist
In proper Swedish Morakniv is "moo-rah-kah-neev." The town of Mora is pronounced with a "moo" sound, like a cow moo sound. Mora = moo-rah. Knife (kniv) is kah-neev.
I laughed too hard at this
+Kuntr Blix Moring???
Suffice to say that it's possible that soldiers today may not rely on their knives or use them to the same extent or with the same frequency as soldiers of previous generations.
And for about a decade now, american soldiers have purchased their own equipment
because it was not issued to them due to shortages or it was something not in their TOE, but based on operational experience they felt they needed certain items to complete a task.
For example, the use of axes or tomahawks as breaching tools is a new concept that came out of battlefield experiences. Just as the use of entrenching tools (or shovels) as weapons to knock out sentries in WW2 was born on the field.
I like their tactical stuff more than their normal kitchen looking knives. Wish we could get more full tang knives though besides just the Garberg.
Garberg prices are falling. Just bought one for 65$ with the multimount for that price it is a great deal. (After holding I see why they were so pricey there worth there full price)
Awesome been using them 4 over 40+ yrs great knives so wud like 2 gitta newer one but poorer than Joe dirt twice over LoL
Even that poor you can afford moras... Kansbol is great. Garberg its a beast and can be found on Amazon for like 65-69$. Worth it all day.
Awsome serration... thats how they should look!
Yes they out perform Winkler II in cutting. Morakniv are great.Knives are for cutting.
Interesting! thanks Chris! 👊💀
Figures they have to stick the serrated edge where the knife is used the most what does this cost and extra 20 bucks
How is it tactical? Just cause you make it black doesn't make it tactical.
Charles Howard You can stab people with it!!! So it's tactical!!! (tactical is the stupidest term when it comes to knives)
Bibi Green No, it's not stupid. It only seems that way because the term is used, abused, and over-applied in stupid ways.
Bibi Green yeah and the croward roars.
Well, it's tactical since if an enemy soldier finds it after the other soldier loses it, the enemy soldier will not think it's military, since it's simply a Mora! Very tactical, indeed! ;D
if its not in a FPS game then its not tactical
*Speaking as someone in law enforcement and fresh out of the military I can say we aren't using it as the title says. Had my kabar in military along with a pocket knife. As far as law enforcement we all carry pocket knives and FYI fixed blades are forbidden for us on duty.*
+Grizzly Country interesting - you over in Sweden?
@Grizzly Country Can you tell me which brands are the pocket knives that are carried by the swedish police (maybe also by the Piketen)?
If only it were full tang.....
Psst don't use lot of steel for your product, profit margin you know :-)
Its 2/3 tang and thats enough.
What is that beautiful song?
This is the weapon of choice for a farmer
HA! Well-played.
EverydayTacticalVids I live in Sweden so I know this and a farmer asked me if I sharpened my knifes?!
unlimitedgamertag There are a lot of combinations of weapons and people that I would much rather go against than a farmer with a mora.
Farmer knows his tools and no weapon is going to make anyone deadly, and any weapon is deadly if you can use it.
A weapon is just a tool for killing. No dead man has ever complained about having been killed with a wrong kind of tool.
the mora come in black the blade or only in crome ?
Nice - Mora Rock! from NE Missouri - Good and affordable - My family is from Finland! well its close! (:
Ha - nice!
Vx777infonet
Good and deadly. If you are from Finland, read a bit about the Russo-Finnish Winter War.
Finns used the knife as the main close combat weapon to great effect.
I just don't trust mora anymore. my three mora knives can be used only once out in field and after I have to remove rolls, nicks and ReSharpen the edge. rarely does it come back undamaged after simple wood work...quite disappointing. this is why I bought a kabar and a 01 tool steel custom knife to use and depend on. mora is only good if you know how to restore damaged edges using sharpening stones or diamonds.
+Lord Shin Any type of knife with a Scandi grind will take way longer to remove nicks in the blade than a convex, full flat or sabre grind.
should only need honing with a strop or rod unless really heavy use or long duration. Sharpening for when actually damaged, toothy, chipped. IMHO, unless quality changed suddenly
It's all about sales, marketing, and profits, so I can't really blame a company for doing what it can to grow. I certainly wouldn't buy one though, because I know it's a gimmick; and, being a twenty-four year, retired soldier, I can't imagine any military branch requisitioning these into their supply system. I've had a Mora "bushcraft black" for about two years now, and I love it; but it's absolutely NOT a military grade knife, if you consider combat operations and it's environmental stresses. Just because a guy in uniform happens to have this knife in his rucksack or kit, people like to jump at the "tactical" moniker. And, that combo edge is crap. If you want a good knife, buy a Mora, they're good knives; but know it's limitations, and don't buy it because some marketing expert portrays it as something it is not.
I agree with you on the point that many people tend to think (But their not really thinking at all) that if the "blank" uses it then it must be good. The same thing tends to happen with martial arts. So many claim to have trained Green Berets, Marines, etc. They probably were asked to teach one unit, but they make it sound like they trained the entire Army.
Dog trainers do the same thing.... exaggerate and some outright lie. And consequently dog fads are born out of the same logic. That's why breeds tend to experience poor quality dogs or abandoned dogs until the popularity wears off. I had Malinois myself, but I know their behavior and capabilities.
There are many knives for many different tasks.
That's a good question. I've been retired from the Army for nearly sixteen years; but I'll give you my take on the matter. First identify what "military grade" means to you; then identify your personal requirements for a blade you intend to carry; in other words, what are you going to use it for. Unless times have changed, the army does not issue knives of this nature (at least not during my time in uniform). They issued bayonets to fix to your rifle, that is all; unless you hold a particular MOS that requires a specialized tool, like a communications specialist that may need a folding jack knife or pliers for working with wire, or a pilot who requires cutting tools in his flight crew survival vest. A reality that many refuse to accept, is that a military grade knife, holds the primary mission of killing a human being; in the most stressful, foul, ugly, and disgusting environment you could ever imagine. Using that knife for utility as a cutting or prying tool is secondary. The Kabar is steeped in history; but I had broken no less than eight of them, just during the routine stresses of training; luckily, back then they were cheap enough to replace every time. Then I found another historical company that unfortunately went out of business some years ago; but my favorite "fighting knife" became the Ek Commando knife; indestructible, allowed a razor-sharp edge, and with diligence, you could learn to throw it quite well (one of the Kabar's best attributes), but could cost up to $200 back in the early 90's. Today, ESEE makes some tough bastards, but they're pretty heavy to add to an already enormous amount of weight an Infantryman has to carry; but they should definitely be added to military aircraft survival kits. I could go one for hours on dozens of choices; but this is far enough if you get the point I'm trying to get across. If you can get the opinions of current or recently separated soldiers or Marines that are combat arms specialists, you'll have an even better perspective of what a "Military Grade" knife is, and the best choices currently out there now. Peace
Whiskey River yes the carbon models will rust eventually and the stainless models dont hold their edge like the carbon ones. However the heavy duty models can really take some abuse
What??? Ahhhhh........actually, stainless blades hold their edge a lot longer than carbon blades do; but stainless is a bit more difficult to strop, hone, or reprofile in the field than carbon.... get your facts straight before you comment.
Whiskey River You are wrong. C
Carbon steels hold their edge better. Learn some knife metallurgy before you go around spreading incorrect information.
They made a negative version lol thats funny to see
What means " negative version"?
Is it full tang this time?
No better knife for the money
Just got it for review - stay tuned.
EverydayTacticalVids I have carried a bushcraft for a few years .Paid 20.$ for it I have used it daily .
TheAcworthdude Nice - and not surprised - great knives.
can the tactical SRT can be used for outdoors/hunting by ordinary civilians (Not for police/law enforcement use)?, where could we buy this in the USA?
Yes indeed. Not available as of yet, but stay tuned.
think it's now available @ industrialrev.com in WA state.
? The combo edge is hinderance for outroodrs/hunting.
DudeNumberOnePlus yeah it is but im guessing morons are still gonna buy it because its labeled "tactical"
trey olson "Tactical" means nothing, but they are great knives.
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''Normal edge'' meaning never sharpened, or scraped across those awful carbide notch things
derp
Song?
Where is the direct link for this knife ?
This should work: amzn.to/2wkJJNF
'' mora '' is a greek name ... has this company paid anything for the copyright in greece ???
Mora is a Swedish town
+sleep is Overrated Looks like sleep is not overrated for you, buddy LOL
hi i am new and i like your knife
+Yusuf Salman Thank you.
+Yusuf Salman Then get one, those are really good knifes!
+Yusuf Salman Then get one, those are really good knifes!
would that make a good divers knife
+bern bren I would go with some other options before this, especially with the pointed end - generally people like a more blunt knife for diving.
Titanium is better for dive knives. They're decently cheap too.
Look at the Spyderco Aqua salt, it's 100% water proof unlike stainless steal which actually still can rust, it has a special steel and is designed for diving
Yea its black but it is still reflective not a good choice for the military since satin finish or any other reflective finish would able to get the soldier spotted from they enemy the military is all about discretion
just put the knife inside the sheath. no one will see you.
I could care less about the knife give me that tactical dinosaur
Too small
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To short to be tactical..
Not at all.
Define tactical.
People get killed by Mora's.
Not tactical enough for you?
Or do you need to open you ammo crates with for it to be called tactical.
Do that with a true tactical made knife, the Fairbairn-Sykes or V-42 dagger. And we all know the outcome of such 'tactical' use.
Painting it black does not = tactical. FAIL
Exactly .... Although makeing it slightly thicker and full tang with mabye a pommel would easily bring it into the "tactical" market i think
Är du svensk, norsk, dansk, finsk?
Such a booring knife. If you want a Swedish knife, I would recomend fällkniven.
Good to have one Mora, for the price, it makes a good thing to pick your teeth with.
I have Fällknivens and Mora.
Mora's fair better.
Look up destruction tests by Joe X.
The humble Mora Companion Heavy Duty held up better than most expensives.
I THIS FUCKING RUSTY KNIFE... 4MONTHS AND IT IS SHIT
RogerPLL Learn to maintain your tools properly.
"Tactical"
+SuffuFFaffiss Means if you poke someone with it, they'll be hurting.
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