Replica WWII issue kukri-khukuri-Gurkha knife-hunting,camping,tactical knives

Description: Introducing the Gurkhas' Historical Issue 2nd World War Full Tang Wooden Handle Kukri, a replica of the iconic blade carried by Gurkhas during the fierce hand-to-hand combat in the jungles of Burma during World War II. This historic kukri, originating in Nepal and later adopted by the Indian Gurkha Army, holds a significant place in military history.With a heavier and more curved blade compared to modern kukris, this formidable weapon struck fear into the hearts of enemies during wartime. Its presence in the hands of Gurkha soldiers was enough to unsettle adversaries. Revered by tourists and collectors alike, this kukri symbolizes the bravery and valor of the Gurkhas who wielded it in battle.Crafted from highly graded carbon steel, with a water poured temper for added strength, the 11-inch blade is versatile for both heavy-duty and light-duty tasks. Whether used in combat or for chopping wood, bone, and clearing bushes, this kukri embodies the resilience and prowess of its users.Specifications:Blade Size & Type: 11 inches, Highly Grade Carbon Steel, Highly PolishedBlade Thickness: 3/8 inch at the spine (Approx)Handle size: 5.5 inches, Full-Tang made of Nepalese RosewoodOverall Length: 16.5 inches from tip to pommel (Approx)Sheath: Cotton Covered in Buffalo hideBlade Weight: 19.5 ozOverall Weight: 2 lbs or 32 oz or 800 gramsShipping Weight: 2.5 lbs or 1.25 KgHandcrafted with precision, please note that each kukri may have slight variations in measurement due to its artisanal nature. Own a piece of history and experience the legacy of the Gurkhas with the 2nd World War Full Tang Wooden Handle Kukri.

Price: 119.99 USD

Location: Kathmandu

End Time: 2024-09-11T08:30:43.000Z

Shipping Cost: 25 USD