That's the most complete kit on a mora knife ever!!! The tape at the end is amazing, and you have tape in a pinch for fixing a boo-boo or what have you. Thanks much buddy! Blessings to you and your family 😇 🇺🇸
here a tip for you. warp the tape first then get a rangerband that runs the whole length of the sheath. put the bag and ferro rod under it near the top. wrap the cord on the bottom. you do it like this so it is easy to roll down the band to acess the items. i woud add band aids, cotton gause for first aid. adding extra stuff is easy .you can make the ranger band longer and tape the bottom shut to make a pocket to add even more stuff.thats how i set up my mora . all the stuff you put into a servival tin can be put in there.
my mora has no piggy back clip sheath ,so it smooth . so I can put the ranger band all the way to the top. I wrap duct tape around bottom to make the sheath the same thickness to the top so the rangerband fit snug and wont work down. I don't wrap cord around knife .I make a daizy chain sling around my folding saw to carry over shoulder. it makes for quick deployment and re attachment..
Thanks man, I will try this soon! I’ll shoot u a shout out as well, I have an idea for something similar, but the tube would make a great addition! Thanks again!
Interesting stuff! I like the orange paracord- all stuff you might rely on for emergency use should be brightly colored IMO. It would be a good idea to all just a little bit more cordage, even if it's thinner, run through the firesteel lanyard hole. You could easily wrap/tie/tape down the loop to keep it out of the way but it would do two things for you; first it would make the 'steel easier to see if it got left on the ground or dropped and secondly it would retain the 'steel if it slipped or was jarred out of the carrying slot. I like to make small kits like that but I'm not sure how useful they are. I suppose it depends on your AO. In the mountains of Montana and Idaho where I run I'd really rather have more kit with me. Even in the summer it can dip down to 35 or colder. I've done overnights there with just a fire and a space blanket for shelter and while I was fairly comfortable I can see how some rain or high winds could make things dangerous quickly. That little Mora kit would be a good backup or supplement to the other stuff you carry but I'd be uncomfortable using it as my only survival kit. YMMV. Thanks for a thought provoking video! Subbed.
That's the most complete kit on a mora knife ever!!! The tape at the end is amazing, and you have tape in a pinch for fixing a boo-boo or what have you. Thanks much buddy! Blessings to you and your family 😇 🇺🇸
Videos like these, thats why I watch man. Great ideas, techniques, and skills! You da man!
That turned out nice! I'm going to do that to one of my Mora knives! Thanks for sharing!
First attempt, that’s why I used the 5.11... Definately Will Be Doing Other Moras With Diff Gear...
here a tip for you. warp the tape first then get a rangerband that runs the whole length of the sheath. put the bag and ferro rod under it near the top. wrap the cord on the bottom. you do it like this so it is easy to roll down the band to acess the items. i woud add band aids, cotton gause for first aid. adding extra stuff is easy .you can make the ranger band longer and tape the bottom shut to make a pocket to add even more stuff.thats how i set up my mora . all the stuff you put into a servival tin can be put in there.
my mora has no piggy back clip sheath ,so it smooth . so I can put the ranger band all the way to the top. I wrap duct tape around bottom to make the sheath the same thickness to the top so the rangerband fit snug and wont work down. I don't wrap cord around knife .I make a daizy chain sling around my folding saw to carry over shoulder. it makes for quick deployment and re attachment..
Thanks man, I will try this soon! I’ll shoot u a shout out as well, I have an idea for something similar, but the tube would make a great addition! Thanks again!
Nice idea to,these knifes are great to modify,I did a couple myself
Good on ya bro! Thanks, that's cool!
Interesting stuff! I like the orange paracord- all stuff you might rely on for emergency use should be brightly colored IMO. It would be a good idea to all just a little bit more cordage, even if it's thinner, run through the firesteel lanyard hole. You could easily wrap/tie/tape down the loop to keep it out of the way but it would do two things for you; first it would make the 'steel easier to see if it got left on the ground or dropped and secondly it would retain the 'steel if it slipped or was jarred out of the carrying slot.
I like to make small kits like that but I'm not sure how useful they are. I suppose it depends on your AO. In the mountains of Montana and Idaho where I run I'd really rather have more kit with me. Even in the summer it can dip down to 35 or colder. I've done overnights there with just a fire and a space blanket for shelter and while I was fairly comfortable I can see how some rain or high winds could make things dangerous quickly.
That little Mora kit would be a good backup or supplement to the other stuff you carry but I'd be uncomfortable using it as my only survival kit. YMMV.
Thanks for a thought provoking video! Subbed.
Great video brother I just now bought two of these knives. Thank you so much.
They are great and very affordable
They rock... spoiler I got a more spark coming up soon!!
@@aim4survival966 awesome
Good ideas, great video. (That's a file that you used not a rasp)
Thanks.
just found your channel. i am a huge fan of the 511. like the mods. little bulky for me but good idea
Nice man
Wait a second what’s that sewing kit doing there
What's wrong with the volume
This video shows up with lousy sound! Can't hear you talk, too much static.
I’ll look into it... rain was heavy, mic covered from above
Why do these people buy a great looking knife and then ruin it by taping stuff to it, try actually carrying a seperate survival kit in a Altoids tin.