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( re: 12" khuks )

Aren't they just the cutest, most adorable little thangs? ;)

I'm down to the "Graf Spee" (12"AK), a 12" Dhankuta, and 3 12" Sirupatis - Audrey, plus 2 BirGorkha villagers.

:eek: ;)
 
I've got a secret now too! Wait. Uh, nobody read that, right? Nothin to read here...:)

Drdan--THanks for the clarification. Now ya gotta get a Chitlangi, it has a much more elaborate sword of shiva, and twin fullers! Also the nice bell pommel...

Keith
 
Originally posted by Ferrous Wheel THanks for the clarification. Now ya gotta get a Chitlangi, it has a much more elaborate sword of shiva, and twin fullers! Also the nice bell pommel...
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HI has the most glamorous khukuri made, and its name is Chitlangi. You're getting an extremely well make knife, and it has a precisely forged dui chirra blade thrown in for free. I will tweak it to perfection, and keep it as a presentation piece. Then I'll feel a "khukuri void", and decide on something else; maybe go for a #28 in one of its configurations, or another 18" Chitlangi--a user that will not be babied... I have an affinity for the "closed cho models", but appreciate the others; Ill select some for my khukuri collection.

By the way Ferrous, I've noticed that my GS makes a beautiful WHOOSH when a fast and powerful stoke is exectued... You know your technique is accurate and effective when you hear it, much as when a katana is properly wielded. The quality is quite apparent the more I use it. The GS takes care of light to medium slicing and chopping chores too. One solid knife for a lightweight... ;)

Dan :)
 
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