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Morakniv Garberg BlackBade with Survival Kit (C)

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Morakniv Garberg BlackBade with Survival Kit (C)

Name: Morakniv Garberg BlackBade with Survival Kit (C)
Brand: Morakniv
SKU: M-13915
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.9 (12 reviews)

C $189.95

The Garberg BlackBlade (Carbon) is a powerful full tang knife, designed to withstand the toughest challenges imaginable. Its blade is 3.2 mm thick and made of high quality carbon steel, specially treated in our factory to make it even stronger.

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Brand:Morakniv

SKU: M-13915 Categories: Hunting Knives, Survival Knives, Tactical Knives Tags: Hunting, Knife, Survival

Morakniv Garberg BlackBlade Carbon Steel Fixed Blade Knife with Survival Kit , 4.3-Inch.

The Morakniv Garberg BlackBade with Survival Kit is a powerful full tang knife, designed to withstand the toughest challenges imaginable. Its blade is 3.2 mm thick and made of high quality carbon steel, specially treated in our factory to make it even stronger. The blade has a special Scandi-grind, making the knife easier to keep sharp. Moreover, the spine of the blade has been ground to be used with a fire starter, so your essential fire is never far away. This model comes with the attached survival kit.

Features

Sheath Options: Poly Sheath with Survival Kit
Full tang 3.2 mm thick blade made of high quality carbon steel, specially treated in our factory to make it even stronger.
MOLLE compatible multi-mount system securely fastens knife to vehicles, walls, clothing, or packs so that it’s instantly accessible in any situation
Square-edged ground spine blade can be used as a striker with fire steel
Total length: 9″ (229 mm)
Blade length: 4.3″ (109 mm)
Blade thickness: 0.13″ (3.2 mm)
Material: High quality carbon steel
Weight: 290 g (with survival kit)

Weight	0.3 kg
Dimensions	30 × 15 × 4 cm

Brand

Morakniv

In the beginning Frost-Erik only made knives for use within the factory, but production would soon start to grow. The term Morakniv was already well known at the end of the 1900’s, due to the area’s long tradition of manufacturing. Knives from Mora had made their way to users around the country by travelling tradesmen, or through bartering. With the founding of the factory, production could grow and more and more knives could be delivered across Sweden and the world.