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Genuine Gurkha Regimental Kukri

ID#: 400484

Price: $39.95




  • Factory Edge - $39.95
  • Sharpened - $54.95
  • Factory Edge w/ Initials - $44.95
  • Sharpened w/ Initials - $59.95
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Since 1943 these Kukris have been made by one government contractor; Windlass Steelcrafts®. The original, official military issue! Hand forged from high carbon steel, each comes with regulation sheath. A must for outdoor activities that require chopping and cutting.

Used with devastating effectiveness by the famous Nepalese Gurkhas in the Siege of Delhi in 1857, in the trenches of WWI France, throughout the New Guinea jungle in WWII, and with distinction in the Falkland Islands. The blade is an impressive 1/4" thick with deep grooves and the traditional religious notch. Takes a good, sharp edge. Scale tang. Traditional, native hardwood handle. Standard metal butt plate. Genuine military issue to Gurkha Regiments in India. The only Kukri on the market that comes with a copy of the 8-page government contract, the ordinance drawing and spec sheet. The Gurkha regimental kukri comes with accessory knives. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®.
  • Overall: 17"
  • Blade: 12"
  • Wt: 1 lb/6 oz
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1. Michael on 12/4/2012, said:

Fantastic knife. I ordered it unsharpened, but a file and ceramic stones have brought up a very nice edge.
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2. Jeffry C. on 11/6/2012, said:

This is a fine Kukri especially for the price. I did not pay extra to have it sharpened, I wish I had. It came somewhat sharpened, but not along the entire edge. The last 3/4" of tip still was flat & un-sharpened, and about 1/32" wide. I used a file then a diamond hone and finally ceramic sticks and now it is sharp. Wood to metal fit is excellent. The scabbard is VERY nice and well made.
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3. Jeffrey on 7/2/2012, said:

Well made and a lot of knife for the price charged (I ordered the factory edge). Sheath and accessory knives are done nicely also. Appears to be military issue in that it comes packed in a cosmoline type preservative wrapped in plastic. It was better than I had expected.
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4. scott on 5/11/2011, said:

Have had one of these for twenty years now, no work of art but gets the job done, get it sharpened because it's hard to find someone who can do it right
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5. Anonymous User on 9/11/2010, said:

I have owned mine for a year now, I do survival expeditions on my own and use it for a survival knife. I use the two smaller ones for around camp and totally love it.
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6. Anonymous User on 9/4/2010, said:

An almost perfect chopping blade... once it's sharpened correctly. Atlanta Cutlery's Sharpening Service is top-notch, and well worth the $$. (Note how the first bevel is parallel to the edge, to the height of the notch. Not easy to do at home, for most folks.)
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7. Anonymous User on 7/14/2010, said:

This Kukri is the finest survival tool you will ever own! I bought mine 20 years ago from Brigade Quartermasters. When I, topo camp off trail, in the Green Mountains or the Adirondacks, my compass and this Kukri is all I need. I love this knife so much I bought 5 more from Atlanta Cutlery just for my collection!
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8. Anonymous User on 2/27/2010, said:

I purchaced my kukri for work and it is a real choping machine, the only negative is the handle is torture on the hands! I guess Gurkhas have funny shaped little hands? I re-did all the handles on all my Kukris to fit my 6' 200+lb frame.
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9. Anonymous User on 10/23/2009, said:

I use my kukri constantly as a tool and for reenactment and there is absolutely nothing I can complain about.
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10. Anonymous User on 9/21/2009, said:

Bought mine years ago.1/4" thick.Takes a good edge.Really tough.The sheath and accessory knives aren't that great.Still worth every penny.JG NE
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