,b>About the Gurkhas-8" Blade Black (Rust Free) Panawal Gard Handle: The Black Farmer or Village Khukuri Panawal (Kukri) is most commonly used on any farm in the countryside of Nepal as a woodcutting and general purpose tool. This is a very common agricultural and household implement in Nepal. Its use has varied from building, clearing, chopping firewood, clearing weeds, dividing perennials, slashing brush and digging. As well as cutting meat and vegetables, skinning animals hides, and opening tins. The Black Farmer or Village Khukuri (kukri) is made to perform and work hard. It is quality at an excellent value . The blade and handle is similar to the Panawal Angkhola kukri. This Black Farmer or Village khukuri (kukri) is very sturdy and strong. You cant over work this Kukri It has been built to withstand excessive workloads. The Black Farmer or Village Khukuri (kukri) blade is a preferred tool for use in the jungle. The blade is made of Highly Graded Carbon with balanced water purring temper on the edge of the blade making it very strong. This blade can be used to chop wood or bone and is a great tool for clearing brush. Two Accessory Knives: The Karda; which has a sharp edge is used for skinning animal hides & the Chakmak which is blunt and is used for sharpening blade. Origin: GK&CO.Kukri House factory in Eastern Nepal.
C**T
Very nice kukri for the price!
I was looking for a smaller Kukri for my wife; as my Dad was a collector and user of Kukuri's we already have a at least a dozen. But I wanted a small one for her that wouldn't be a disaster if it was lost.Well, this fit the bill. Shipped directly from Kathmandu, heavy and good quality. Nice handle. Solid tang, traditiona craftsmanship. Quite a good deal for the price.
C**T
It’s a bloody good kukris to have in ones possession. Excellent piece of equipment
There is nothing to dislike about this item. In my initial review, I was somewhat too critical and pedantic. The kukris is an excellent buy, and is going to make a good centre piece for my record of service collage. I suggest to all who read my initial review, to ignore all I wrote, as to quote my wife, I should have engaged brain before opening mouth. The work is good, in fact very good. It was well worth the money I spent on it, and if starting the collage again, I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this kukris.
A**C
Not worth it....
It’s just spring steel, kind of common, one of the smaller knives wasn’t even sharpened nor did it have an edge ground on it...nothing. I wrote to the seller and got no reply then my card was charged in Hong Kong for a bunch of money so I would stay away from the whole company, and here I thought I was buying something to cool, different and helped out indigenous people, nope! just got screwed.
J**Y
Love it
I think it’s a nice knife awesome quality
J**L
Belt loop is weak
I wished it was a little longer and the belt loop is very fragile
K**.
Great kumri for the price
Great knife for the price thick sturdy blade came fairly sharp handle very well crafted for the price I believe the sheath can be made better
D**N
Knife
It's hard to remove and insert to the sheeth. Otherwise it's a good knife.
L**H
Himalayan staff seem personable and willing to assist with any questions.
The handle is beautiful and sturdy. Nice looking blade looking forward to taking it camping in Upoer Michigan!
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