Ang Khola Ready for Chopping

I think the thing that makes the killa z feel ridiculous in hand is that it's really heavy for its length. If it were crazy long, it wouldn't be so bad. Still, I can't imagine myself swinging a five pound khuk.
 
hi all
somthing horn dog said has promted me to ask this
is it right a khukerie has to have a notch or cho before
it can be called a khukerie?
regards to all
mick
 
lal chatri said:
hi all
somthing horn dog said has promted me to ask this
is it right a khukerie has to have a notch or cho before
it can be called a khukerie?
regards to all
mick
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Pretty much,yeah.
If it ain't got a Cho,it's just a KLO. (khukuri like object)
 
MustardMan said:
I think the thing that makes the killa z feel ridiculous in hand is that it's really heavy for its length. If it were crazy long, it wouldn't be so bad. Still, I can't imagine myself swinging a five pound khuk.
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I have noticed that INFI seems quite dense. My CGFBM weighs noticeably more than some other knives I have the same size, and a few bigger ones as well. Probably part of what gives it its ability to take such punishment.
 
lal chatri said:
hi all
somthing horn dog said has promted me to ask this
is it right a khukerie has to have a notch or cho before
it can be called a khukerie?
regards to all
mick
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I'll pass that along to Jerry. No notch, no khukuri. No talon hole, no Busse. :D
 
I was gonna bring up that a strategically placed Talon Hole would be very like a cho. Not all chos are notches. I believe the Kobra has a closed cho, as does the Chitlangi.
 
Sorry for the cut, nice pix thank you
 
Carolina River Rat said:
I was gonna bring up that a strategically placed Talon Hole would be very like a cho. Not all chos are notches. I believe the Kobra has a closed cho, as does the Chitlangi.
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Something clever would be a couple serrations on the blade right near the ricasso. It would be a functional cho!:cool:
 
Yangdu said:
Sorry for the cut, nice pix thank you
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Thanks, Yandu. The cut was so fine, it is almost healed, unlike the one one my thumb I got from opening some saran wrap the same day. That cut still hurts. Those little saw teeth made a nasty cut. That's the last time I follow directions. Should have used a knife to open it. Some days I am just a hazard to myself. :eek:

I just love my razor sharp Chiruwa Ang Khola. As Dundee would say, "This is a knife". :D
 
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