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Muela Kodiak Hunting Knife MOVA (1.4116), KODIAK-10M

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Muela Kodiak Hunting Knife MOVA (1.4116), KODIAK-10M

The Muela Kodiak KODIAK-10M is a compact full-tang hunting knife designed for dependable field use. One of Muela’s long-standing and popular hunting models, the Kodiak combines a robust one-piece construction with a practical Drop Point blade, black Micarta handle scales and traditional metal fittings.

The blade is made from MOVA (1.4116) stainless steel and hardened to approximately 56–58 HRC. With a blade length of approximately 100 mm and a thickness of 4 mm, the Kodiak offers a strong, compact format suitable for hunting, outdoor utility work and camp tasks.

Its full-tang construction means that the blade steel continues through the entire handle, providing excellent structural strength. Black Micarta scales, nickel-silver bolsters and a lanyard hole complete the handle, while the included leather sheath secures the knife with a press-stud fastening.

Important: This is a sharpened fixed-blade knife capable of causing serious or fatal injury. Handle, transport and store it responsibly and in accordance with applicable laws.

Key Features

  • Compact fixed-blade hunting knife
  • Full-tang construction for high structural strength
  • MOVA (1.4116) stainless steel blade
  • Blade hardness: approximately 56–58 HRC
  • Drop Point blade profile
  • Blade length: approximately 100 mm
  • Blade thickness: approximately 4 mm
  • Black Micarta handle scales
  • Nickel-silver bolster
  • Lanyard hole
  • Leather sheath included
  • Sheath secured with press-stud fastening
  • Made by Manufacturas Muela in Spain

Full-Tang Construction

The Kodiak is built with a full-tang construction, meaning the blade steel extends through the entire length of the handle.

This construction provides a high level of strength and stability compared with lighter partial-tang designs, making the knife well suited to demanding hunting and outdoor tasks.

Despite its robust structure, the knife should not be used as a pry bar, chisel, hammer or other tool for which it was not designed.

MOVA (1.4116) Stainless Steel

The blade is made from MOVA (1.4116) stainless steel, a corrosion-resistant blade steel commonly used in European hunting and outdoor knives.

Muela specifies a hardness of approximately 56–58 HRC, providing a practical balance between edge retention, toughness and ease of sharpening.

Although stainless steel offers good corrosion resistance, the blade should still be cleaned and dried after use, particularly after contact with moisture, blood, food acids or salt.

Drop Point Blade

The Kodiak uses a Drop Point blade profile. This design combines a strong tip with a curved cutting edge and is widely used for hunting and outdoor knives.

The profile provides good control for general-purpose cutting tasks and field work while maintaining sufficient strength at the tip.

4 mm Blade Thickness

At approximately 4 mm thick, the blade has a substantial construction for a knife of this size.

The thickness adds rigidity and confidence during controlled outdoor use, but the blade should not be subjected to excessive lateral force, twisting or levering.

Black Micarta Handle

The handle scales are made from black Micarta, a durable composite material valued for dimensional stability, wear resistance and dependable handling characteristics.

Micarta performs well in outdoor environments and is less sensitive to moisture and temperature changes than untreated natural wood.

Grip security still depends on hand position, contamination, gloves and the type of cutting task being performed.

Nickel-Silver Bolster

The handle includes an Alpaca / nickel-silver bolster, adding both structural support and a traditional decorative element to the knife.

Nickel silver is a copper-based alloy commonly used for knife fittings because of its corrosion resistance and polished appearance.

Lanyard Hole

A lanyard hole at the end of the handle allows the user to attach a suitable retention cord if desired.

A lanyard should be used carefully so that it does not create a snagging hazard or interfere with safe knife handling.

Leather Sheath

The Kodiak is supplied with a leather sheath designed for storage and transport. The sheath includes a press-stud fastening that helps retain the knife.

Always check that the knife is seated correctly and that the retention strap is securely closed before transport.

A supplied sheath does not mean that carrying the knife in public is lawful.

Recommended Use

  • Hunting
  • Field dressing and outdoor preparation tasks
  • Bushcraft
  • Camp use
  • Woodworking and carving
  • General outdoor utility work
  • Hiking and wilderness equipment kits

The knife is not intended for throwing, prying, levering, hammering, digging, striking hard materials or use as a substitute for an axe or specialised tool.

Package Includes

  • Muela Kodiak KODIAK-10M hunting knife
  • Leather sheath with press-stud retention

Technical Specifications

Product Name Muela Kodiak
Model KODIAK-10M
Brand Muela
Product Type Fixed-blade hunting knife
Blade Steel MOVA (1.4116) stainless steel
Blade Hardness Approx. 56–58 HRC
Blade Type Drop Point
Blade Length Approx. 100 mm
Handle Length Approx. 110 mm
Overall Length Approx. 210 mm
Blade Thickness Approx. 4 mm
Weight Approx. 200 g
Construction Full tang
Handle Material Black Micarta
Bolster Alpaca / nickel silver
Lanyard Hole Yes
Sheath Leather
Sheath Retention Press-stud fastening
Country of Manufacture Spain

Inspection Before Use

  1. Remove the knife carefully from the sheath.
  2. Inspect the blade for chips, cracks, bending or serious corrosion.
  3. Check the Micarta scales and bolster for looseness or damage.
  4. Inspect the cutting edge visually without touching or running fingers along it.
  5. Check the lanyard hole and any attached cord for wear.
  6. Inspect the leather sheath and press-stud fastening.
  7. Do not use the knife if any structural damage or looseness is found.

Safe Use

  • Always cut away from the body.
  • Keep the free hand outside the blade path.
  • Use a stable working surface whenever possible.
  • Apply only as much force as necessary.
  • Do not make blind cuts where the blade path cannot be seen.
  • Maintain a secure grip throughout the cut.
  • Do not use excessive pressure that may cause the blade to slip.
  • Never attempt to catch a falling knife.
  • Do not throw the knife.
  • Do not use it while tired, distracted or under the influence of alcohol, drugs or impairing medication.

Important Knife Safety

A sharp knife can penetrate skin and tissue very quickly and may cause serious or fatal injury.

  • Keep fingers and other body parts clear of the cutting path.
  • Do not leave the knife unsecured near table edges or other places where it may fall.
  • Maintain the cutting edge properly; a blunt knife may require excessive force and can slip more easily.
  • Do not use the knife as a lever or pry tool.
  • Do not twist the blade while it is embedded in material.
  • Stop using the knife immediately if the blade, handle or fittings become damaged.
  • Keep the knife away from children and unauthorised users.

Care and Maintenance

  • Clean the blade after every use.
  • Remove blood, food residue, moisture, plant sap and dirt promptly.
  • Dry the knife completely before returning it to the sheath.
  • Apply a thin layer of suitable protective oil during prolonged storage.
  • Use food-safe maintenance products if the knife is used for food preparation.
  • Clean the Micarta handle with mild soap and water when necessary.
  • Do not use aggressive solvents on the handle or sheath.
  • Allow the leather sheath to dry naturally if it becomes wet.
  • Do not store the knife permanently in a wet or damp sheath.
  • Condition the leather periodically with a suitable leather-care product.

Sharpening

  • Use a sharpening system suitable for the existing blade geometry.
  • Maintain a consistent sharpening angle.
  • Use controlled pressure.
  • Remove only the minimum amount of steel necessary.
  • Avoid uncontrolled power grinding that may overheat the blade edge.
  • Remove the sharpening burr carefully before use.
  • Clean the blade after sharpening.

Knife Safety Information

The Muela Kodiak is supplied with a sharpened blade and is capable of causing serious or fatal injury.

  • This knife is not a toy.
  • Do not use it for fighting, threatening behaviour or horseplay.
  • Do not point or swing the knife towards another person.
  • Do not use it for sparring or throwing.
  • Do not strike stone, concrete, glass or hardened metal.
  • Do not use the knife as a hammer, pry bar or screwdriver.
  • Secure the knife inside its sheath during transport.
  • Check the sheath retention before carrying it.
  • Store securely away from children and unauthorised persons.

Legal and Responsible Use Notice

The buyer and user are responsible for checking and complying with all applicable laws concerning the purchase, ownership, possession, transport, public carry and use of knives in their country, region and municipality.

The seller does not encourage unlawful, threatening, offensive or harmful use. Product classification, website category placement and sale do not constitute legal advice, confirmation that public carry is lawful or a recommendation to carry or use the knife for self-defence or against another person.

Knife laws may vary according to blade length, blade type, fixed or folding construction, locking mechanism, carry method, location, intended purpose and the circumstances of possession.

Misuse may cause serious injury, death, property damage and legal consequences. Transport the knife securely, use it only for lawful purposes and store it away from children and unauthorised persons.

This notice does not limit any non-excludable consumer rights under applicable law.

Why Choose the Muela Kodiak?

The Muela Kodiak has earned a strong reputation as a compact and dependable hunting knife. Its full-tang construction, 4 mm thick MOVA stainless steel blade and durable Micarta handle make it well suited to practical field use.

The Drop Point profile offers good control, while the nickel-silver bolster, black Micarta scales and leather sheath give the knife a refined traditional appearance. At approximately 210 mm overall length and 200 g, it remains compact enough for regular carry without sacrificing strength.

FAQ

What steel is used in the Muela Kodiak?

The blade is made from MOVA (1.4116) stainless steel.

What is the blade hardness?

Muela specifies approximately 56–58 HRC.

Is the Kodiak full tang?

Yes. The steel continues through the entire handle, providing a strong full-tang construction.

How long is the blade?

The blade length is approximately 100 mm.

What is the overall length?

The overall length is approximately 210 mm.

How thick is the blade?

The blade is approximately 4 mm thick.

How much does the knife weigh?

The stated weight is approximately 200 g.

What blade shape does the Kodiak use?

The knife has a Drop Point blade profile.

What is the handle made from?

The handle scales are made from black Micarta.

What is the bolster made from?

The bolster is made from Alpaca, commonly known as nickel silver.

Is a sheath included?

Yes. The Kodiak is supplied with a leather sheath with press-stud retention.

Does the knife have a lanyard hole?

Yes. A lanyard hole is integrated into the handle.

Is the knife suitable for hunting?

Yes. The Kodiak is designed and marketed as a hunting and outdoor knife.

Can the knife be used as a pry bar?

No. Full-tang construction provides strength, but the blade should not be used for prying, twisting or levering.

Can the knife be carried in public?

Public-carry laws vary by country, location and circumstances. The buyer and user must verify the applicable local regulations before carrying or transporting the knife.

Glossary

  • MOVA (1.4116): Stainless blade steel used in European hunting and outdoor knives, offering corrosion resistance and practical edge performance.
  • HRC: Rockwell C hardness scale used to measure the hardness of steel.
  • Full Tang: Construction in which the blade steel extends through the complete length of the handle.
  • Drop Point: Blade profile with a gradually lowered spine and strong, controllable tip.
  • Micarta: Durable composite material made from layers of fabric or paper bonded with resin.
  • Alpaca / Nickel Silver: Copper-based alloy used for decorative and structural knife fittings.
  • Lanyard Hole: Opening in the handle for attaching a retention cord.
  • Blade Path: The area through which the blade travels during a cutting movement.

Manufacturer & GPSR Information

Manufacturer / Responsible Company in the EU:
Manufacturas Muela, S.A.
Carretera Puertollano, Km. 164
13440 Argamasilla de Calatrava
Spain

Phone: +34 926 477 680
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Website: www.muela.eu

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