Anyone know what the plastic button on the front side of the gray knives' scabbard is for? Also why there is a button hole molded into the belt loop?
1177830
The idea is that you can easily stack and carry multiple Moras hanging one knife on your belt and another on the button using the button and hole molded into the belt loop. Maybe keep one as a hard use chopper, and the other super sharp for fine carving tasks. Seems silly to me, but the button does provide a convenient anchor point for lashing embellishments to the sheath.
1177831
It is an attachment point for a second "knife" which is in quotes because Mora makes a lot of knives for use in the building trades, including one that has a square, sharpened end that is a chisel/knife combo. These knives are used in Europe/Scandinavia the way Americans use a retractable utility knife. They also make loooong ones for cutting insulation. Check out their home page.
1177832
The sheath is designed to be hooked on to a suspender button on your waterproof bibs for fishermen or wool pants with suspenders. the plastic button then accepts your suspender "button clip" Foreign hunters are very traditional in there hunting clothes. Learned this in Newfoundland while on a moose hunt!
1177833
Yes!! Do NOT press this button!!!! It is strictly for emergencies ONLY!!! You have been warned.
1177834
If you have a Morakniv scabbard and knife attached to your belt, you can use the button on the scabbard to snap in to the hole on the belt loop of a second Morakniv scabbard and knife.
774643
There's a white plastic thing right below the blade. it's to cover the sharp blade when not in use. Just push it out. :)
1317059
It's a metal plate that runs along the back of the knife. If you look at the picture that Amazon uses with the blade to the left and the "BG" logo facing you the unlock area is up and to the right of the "BG". It is somewhat firm to push and get it to close. It's also firm to open. Its definitely not a "flip open" knife. It seems like a two hand open and close knife. I can open the knife one handed but it isn't smooth.
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There is a stitched loop, so the knife can slip onto a belt.I have seen a self grommet kit, where one can punch wwhatever size hole(s)³, to accommodate the knife you have.The leather knife sheath is so well made, with the buckle snap locking device.I hope this helps answer your question.I guess you I guess you could buy (which I've seen)
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Can't help with "conceal" but keep in mind that this is designed as a neck knife. For belt carry, I can think of 3 options 1) what I do is wrap the cord twice around your belt and let the knife dangle at the desired height. 2) get something like a "Blade-Tech Tek-Lok with Hardware" that converts the sheath to a belt clip mount. Don't know if the predrilled holes in the sheath will line up for this model. 3) make a new kydex or leather sheath
456544
Its there to attach another sheath if you want. I guess they attach these things on buttons in Sweden.
1158935
John, There is a lock mechanism which is the titanium side of the knife. It is very secure once opened and locked. This is my favorite carry knife.
591499
I'm sorry, but I tried to look through as many descriptions and comments as I could stand, but could not find your answer. You may try contacting BlizeTec directly to ask. Good luck. I love my knife and have been carrying it everyday since I bought it. Luckily I haven't had an emergency or self-defense episode to use it like that yet, but it's comforting knowing it's there, ready for an extremely quick draw (which I practice on occasion) and such a sturdy feel. I've cut open a couple of boxes with the blade and cut off some tags of new clothes with the seatbelt cutter and love it. The seatbelt cutter eliminates the possibility of accidents like cutting a hole through clothes or stabbing someone or yourself in the stomach. This knife rocks! good luck to you
1959538
The sheath for the AllRound grips the knife snugly without a snap. The "belt loop" made onto the plastic sheath is actually a button retention system and is slotted to take a specific size button. Some of the Mora knives come with a separate belt attachment or frog with a button on it to hang the sheath from.
729015
There is a small piece of metal that acts as a clip. It locks in to prevent the knife from closing and possibly cutting your fingers. take that small metal piece and pull it to the left and it should allow the blade to be put back in place.
730445
No, I was wondering the same thing, but unfortunately I don't believe they've made a scabbard for this. At least not when I bought it and that was like 2 years ago. I think I asked too. Would have been nice if there was one.
1147938
There's the webbing strap that buckles over the handguard, as well as a metal piece wrapped in clear tape inside the sheath that pushes the blade against the inner wall. However, it is secured by a plastic piece that is literally glued/bonded to the sheath via a small hole. This plastic piece (for me) arrived broken, and the bayonet rattles like no other. That being said, when the metal piece is in place, and the sheath is not broken, the blade is fairly snug and does not rattle.
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in the package as well as the knife is available on most Cordura sheath is a plastic device to position the sheath on your belt in a vertical and horizontal. Sorry my english is not so good
1236569
My knife came with a kryton hard plastic type sheath, similar to kydex. There could be some minimal flopping I guess, I haven't had any issue with it, but you could also lash it to your leg or back pack with paracord to keep that from occurring.
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I've only worn it as a horizontal carry belt knife, just as a disclaimer. I have had the knife for nearly a year now, and it's slipped out of its sheath once (a couple days ago, doing yard work). I had been applying pressure to my waist, so I don't think that really counts, but it can slip out if the right (very rare, and highly unlikely) circumstances arise.
797478
Generally speaking, the sheath didn't last for me. After only a day of frequent removal & return the blade cut the sheath wide open exposing the blade. To answer your question, the buttons didn't damage the blade at all, if anything, it's vice versa.
786357
I haven't had to mis use the knife so I couldn't say. But I am very happy with it. It feels to me that it stays locked if mine were to come unlocked then I Shirley was misusing it. I carry mine everyday