Blems and bargain for 11/24

[George Azar]

George is that the Samsher (bottom)?

You getting settled in a bit Pugs? Hope all is well![/QUOTE
You nailed it ndog!

 

[pugs75]

George is that the Samsher (bottom)?

You getting settled in a bit Pugs? Hope all is well!

Hey Brother,
We are good man thank you, dodged a huge bullet. Just dealing with river flooding, all the water from the storm comes down from NC, Upper SC to us and to the sea, so lots of local flooding.

 

[ndoghouse]

George I just noticed my Samsher is a Chiruwa and yours is traditional handle. I prefer the traditional myself but still love the design. How bout that thick strong edge profile

 

[Polka_Rapper]

Sorry for posting so late.

Give feedback when you receive it!

I've been busy the past month and haven't really had the chance to review it yet. However, a storm rolled through yesterday and decided to knock down some trees. I didn't have my Ang Khola with me but my new BAS was in my backpack.





That was an old oak tree that fell. There's no way I could chop through that with this khukuri but it didn't stop me from whacking it a few times. The blade held up fine and was actually cutting it pretty well. There were a few smaller trees that also fell or got damaged/broken. It zipped through those without an issue even after the oak test.



It feels great in my hand, and I really like the size and weight. The hardest part about using it was having to remind myself that it is a tool and meant to be used. Both it and the AK I got are beautiful and I'd love to just display them. Overall, I'm extremely pleased.

 

[George Azar]

Sorry for posting so late.



I've been busy the past month and haven't really had the chance to review it yet. However, a storm rolled through yesterday and decided to knock down some trees. I didn't have my Ang Khola with me but my new BAS was in my backpack.





That was an old oak tree that fell. There's no way I could chop through that with this khukuri but it didn't stop me from whacking it a few times. The blade held up fine and was actually cutting it pretty well. There were a few smaller trees that also fell or got damaged/broken. It zipped through those without an issue even after the oak test.



It feels great in my hand, and I really like the size and weight. The hardest part about using it was having to remind myself that it is a tool and meant to be used. Both it and the AK I got are beautiful and I'd love to just display them. Overall, I'm extremely pleased.

Thank you for your feedback!

 

[Dobe_1]

That BAS is nice. I believe this to be the most under rated HI kukri. The BAS is light, but heavy enough to handle a chopping job. It also looks good.