Is this way to carry a knife a Scandinavian fenomen?
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MossRoad
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Mora makes good stuff!
I've had my Mora ice auger for maybe 50 years?
I just bought another one at a flea market/junk store last year because it was in like-new condition and I couldn't bear to see it sitting there all alone.
I've had my Mora ice auger for maybe 50 years?
I just bought another one at a flea market/junk store last year because it was in like-new condition and I couldn't bear to see it sitting there all alone.
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An interesting way to carry a knife. Probably more secure.
I carry a little spring assist blade (4 inches or so) for boxes and the like, and a multi-tool if I know I'm going to be around machinery and the like. What you're carrying is more like a fixed blade hunting knife, or what I'd call a belt knife (For hopefully obvious reasons)
The only thing I've seen carried like that is either a thigh holster for a pistol or a Silky saw on an arborist.
I carry a little spring assist blade (4 inches or so) for boxes and the like, and a multi-tool if I know I'm going to be around machinery and the like. What you're carrying is more like a fixed blade hunting knife, or what I'd call a belt knife (For hopefully obvious reasons
) The only thing I've seen carried like that is either a thigh holster for a pistol or a Silky saw on an arborist.
Yeah english is weird