EGKH - 11" Blade Afghan Issue Brown Sheath Double Edge Multi Tools Kukri or Khukuris by Ex Army Khukuri House in Nepal
Product ID: 17343381
This Afghanistan Enduring operation Freedom Brown Sheath Gripper Blocker Handle khukuri is most genuine and popular khukuri because the Gurkha soldiers who were in Afghanistan, they can carry this blade. This khukuri (kukri) is new product of Ex Gurkha Khukuri House issue to british gurkha for Afghanistan. This kukri is not necessary to all british gurkhas who are in Afghanistan but who like to have this kukri thay can have this .This kukri's handle is quite different from other kukris and is good for working, very comfortable to use . The sheath also matches with Afghanistan environment,so this kukri is very famous like other gurkha kukri. Inspected regularly by an officer, this khukuri (kukri) is usually used during Training and Duty. All Khukuris have two pockets on the back of the scabbard which hold a blunt steel called "chakmak" for sharpening the blade or for striking spark from flint and a little knife known as "karda" used for skinning small animals such as rabbits. The notch (kaura or kaudi) in the blade near the hilt of most khukuris serves as conduit for the blood on the blade to drip out, thus preventing it from soiling the hilt, as well as a device for catching and neutralizing and enemy blade. *Specification of 11" Afghan Brown Sheath Gripper Blocker Handle (AEOF) Kukri : This is handcrafted kukri therefore please note that each one might have slight variations in size, weight and design. Blade size & Type: 11 inch (27.5cm) Handmade and Unpolished blade. Handle size: 5 Inches (11.25cm) full tang Gripper Blocker handle Indian Rosewood. Overall Length: 15.5" from tip of the blade to pommel of the handle (Aprox) Weight: 1.76 lbs (800 grams) Approx, Blade and Sheath & Karda & Chakmak. Shipping weight: 3.00 lbs or 1.5 Kg.
M**S
Awesome Beast!
Look if you think this is some polished show piece then go buy something else. But if you want a tool that will get the job done...this should be your top choice. I have ordered the Ontario Knife/Ka-Bar/Condor...etc. I ordered 5 different Khukris and this hands down is legit. They are made from old leaf springs trust me that is hard enough for a blade. I chop/split/shave wood with this thing. Remember this is a tool so it is crude but let me tell you this could win any knife fight. Just saying this thing is a beast! This was purchased for my daughter and she loves it. Get survival knife, I suggest some youtube videos to learn how to use this properly...and not the ones with the idiots trying cut tomatoes with it.
T**M
very unimpressed....
For the price point I thought this khukri would be a great value but after receiving the 1st blade I quickly noticed that the blade was badly canted to the left, so I returned that for a replacement.The second blade I received came with a very uneven grind and a crooked blade running almost a zig zag across the spine and the cutting edge. I have up and just put it on a shelf as a decoration.
S**Y
GREAT HUNTING AND CAMPING KNIFE
A very high quality full tang knife that will last a lifetime!
J**N
Heavy duty blade with large grip
Nice knife needs to be sharpened before use not razor sharp when shipped. This is a heavy duty blade with large grip (I wear XL gloves) that fits my hand nicely.
O**I
Buy this blade!!
Amazing for the price, very authentic feel, splendid purchase!
J**.
Only buy if your hands are freakishly large
Handle is absolutely massive, to the point of not being functional. This is not an EGKH kukri. Returned.
M**F
Wow
Purchased this from another vendor, but wish I saw this first because it is $20 cheaper for the same blade. This is a beast. Heavy, powerful, and came amazingly sharp. This is like a small machete, but it is very thick and strong at the spine and could be used like an axe. The only thing I would caution with buying this particular Khukri with the finger guard is that the grooves for the fingers are meant for fairly large hands. My hands are on the larger side of medium and the finger grooves are just a little too far apart to hold with real comfort, and this could be an issue with heavy use. If you are on the fence about getting an AEOF Khukri, don't be. It's the real deal.UPDATE 8/29/18I decided to address the issue of the finger grooves being too far apart by leaving the first finger groove as it was and then using a grinder to grind down the others. Now, it's perfect. Still sharp as a razor too after all this time.
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