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Wouldn't the "Mora Knife" rather be Swedish than Finnish, I always believed the "morakniv" came from the Swedish town.
- I answer myself here, since I believe me to be correct, Yes... =P http://www.frosts.se/moraknivar_main.html Maybe the former writer was thinking about the puukko, the Finnish equivalent. I looked up a little on the subject, and it seems that the "Mora Knife" is sinilar to the "Puukko", but that it is considered somewhat "simpler" than the real Finnish MakkoKoitanen... (=P)
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