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Morakniv Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife w/ 4.3" Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade Expired
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Amazon has Morakniv Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife w/ 4.3" Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade (M-13715) on sale for $55.91 -> $55.29 Now-> $55.17. Shipping is free.
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Key Features:
Thanks to Community Member kodachi for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Full tang stainless steel knife with polyamide sheath
- Top grade 14C28N Sandvik stainless steel blade features razor sharpness, high hardness, and exceptional toughness and corrosion resistance
- Tough, impact resistant polyamide handle and sheath includes click-lock to prevent knife from falling out of sheath
- Square-edged ground spine blade can be used as a striker with firesteel (sold separately)
- Total length 9.0 inches (229 mm); blade length 4.3 inches (109 mm); blade thickness 0.13 inches (3.2 mm); weight 9.6 oz. (272 g)
- Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty.
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Morakniv Garberg stainless fixed blade on sale for $55.91 now $55.17; one of the lowest price
This knife comes with simple poly sheeth.
Excellent fixed knife; full tang; stainless; great for camping, hunting, and tactical blade (sans molle sheath).
per Amazon/Manufacturer
Morakniv Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade, 4.3-Inch
Full tang stainless steel knife with polyamide sheath is powerful enough to handle harsh tasks without the risk of breaking
Top grade 14C28N Sandvik stainless steel blade features razor sharpness, high hardness, and exceptional toughness and corrosion resistance
Tough, impact resistant polyamide handle and sheath includes click-lock to prevent knife from falling out of sheath
Square-edged ground spine blade can be used as a striker with firesteel (sold separately)
Total length 9.0 inches (229 mm); blade length 4.3 inches (109 mm); blade thickness 0.13 inches (3.2 mm); weight 9.6 oz. (272 g)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0825QF25C/
This knife comes with simple poly sheeth.
Excellent fixed knife; full tang; stainless; great for camping, hunting, and tactical blade (sans molle sheath).
per Amazon/Manufacturer
Morakniv Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade, 4.3-Inch
Full tang stainless steel knife with polyamide sheath is powerful enough to handle harsh tasks without the risk of breaking
Top grade 14C28N Sandvik stainless steel blade features razor sharpness, high hardness, and exceptional toughness and corrosion resistance
Tough, impact resistant polyamide handle and sheath includes click-lock to prevent knife from falling out of sheath
Square-edged ground spine blade can be used as a striker with firesteel (sold separately)
Total length 9.0 inches (229 mm); blade length 4.3 inches (109 mm); blade thickness 0.13 inches (3.2 mm); weight 9.6 oz. (272 g)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0825QF25C/
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"The biggest knock on the Garberg isn't the microbevel, or the sheath, or its lack of foodprep prowess. It's the price, plain and simple. Most folks are used to paying $15-$30 for a Mora, and this model costs at least three times that. Personally, I can see where the angst comes from. Steel Will and Buck make blades that are almost as good functionally, while costing substantially less.
But what it boils down to is this – Of all the fixed blades I've tested, the Garberg is the one I'd want to take with me into the wilderness. It's an all-around performer from a storied company, perfect for buyers who are looking for a single, do-it-all bushcraft blade.
Do I think it costs too much? Absolutely. But in the field, far away from your bank and bills, this is an excellent knife."
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Above is correct. Except, I believe in this case, carbon steel does not necessarily mean higher carbon content; rather lower chromium, thus non-stainless steel and called carbon steel knife. Carbon steel blade generally does not have better edge retention, but greater toughness that can take more abuse and harder use. Much easier to sharpen vs. stainless counterpart.
Morakniv Garberg with Survival Kit Carbon Knife https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0825QD...UTF8&
That's a really good price for the carbon blade with the basic polymer sheath. Near the lowest price according to Camelcamelcamel, I believe.
The survival sheath looks like it includes a sleeve that slides onto the standard polymer sheath, and that sleeve holds a ferro rod, which is also included. Also a bit of paracord.
For a jump from $61 for the carbon blade with the basic sheath to $88 for one with the survival sheath, for me it's not worth it. While it's nice to have the ferro rod parked right on the sheath, it isn't absolutely necessary.
The survival sheath would be cool to have, and I'll probably look for one sometime later. But the extra $27 isn't worth it to me.
Whether the jump in price is worth it to you, however is up to you.
As an aside, the survival sheath for the Garberg is different than the one that comes with the Mora Bushcraft Black knife. In addition to the ferro rod and rod holder, the Bushcraft Black survival sheath also comes with a small diamond sharpening plate mounted on it. It makes the survival sheath for the Bushcraft Black a more compelling option over the standard sheath.
Edit: I now realize you are asking whether the stainless or carbon blade would be better suited to your use case. If you are doing overnighters and backpacking and using the knife for standard camp tasks, the stainless would be plenty durable enough for what you need to do. It also has the advantage of being stainless, requiring less maintenance and mindspace to keep it in shape. As for sharpening a scandi ground blade, it is somewhat involved. I don't know whether the stainless is an easier material to sharpen vs the carbon steel, or vice versa.
The highest I went in the Mora line is the Mora Bushcraft Forest. It's the Kansbol blade on the bushcraft handle.
This is my hesitation as well. It's supposed to a heavy use bushcraft knife which would necessitate more exertion/force. So why no guard? I'd rather not run my hand up the blade when I inevitably slip.
https://www.fieldandstr
Because bushcraft knives are primarily designed for finer woodworking, they often don't have prominent finger guards. That's to facilitate choking up on the knife for finer and more direct control of the blade when carving.
That said, people often do put their bushcraft knives through some rigorous uses, such as batoning wood for fires (which apparently some knife manufacturers consider abusive treatment).
Bushcraft knives are also often pressed into service as general purpose outdoor and utility knives. So a good bushcraft knife has to be tough and durable despite being primarily used for carving.
The article is a good read and might explain why bushcraft knives often don't have large guards, as a survival or field knife might.
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