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Assam Rifles Kukri

ID#: 400578

Price: $39.95

Assam Rifles Kukri



  • Factory Edge - $39.95
  • Sharpened - $57.95
  • Factory Edge w/ Initials - $44.95
  • Sharpened w/ Initials - $62.95
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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.

This authentic new kukri is made by the official government contractor, Windlass Steelcrafts®, for issue to the Gurkha's Assam Rifles Regiment. Made to current military specifications, it is hand forged from high carbon steel and comes with a regulation sheath. This kukri has a 13-1/2" long blade that is double fullered. It also features the traditional religious notch symbolic of the trident (3 pronged spear) of Shiva. At a little over 1/4" thick, this is a very powerful chopping blade. The polished, native hardwood handle is reinforced by a brass bolster and a brass pommel with a raised lion's head decoration.
  • Overall: 18"
  • Blade: 13-1/2"
  • Wt: 1 lb/4 oz
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1. Anonymous User on 7/16/2010, said:

best blade i have ever used!
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2. Anonymous User on 2/27/2010, said:

I own a few Kukris and purchaced them for work, and as "survival tools", where they recieve a lot of abuse. This Blade has great balance and is a chopping machine, nicely fullered, the quality of the steel is excellent. The biggest draw back is the traditionally shaped handle that is torture on large hands. (Gurkhas must have funny little hands? I always replace my handles). A real solid,cheap,indistructable,work horse of a knife.
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3. Anonymous User on 9/10/2009, said:

Cheaply made, and way overpriced. Dont expect to use this knife for anything besides a decoration. The sheaf is worthless as well
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