Deals for 1/30-- Pix, Purna Dui Chirra, Fish Knife and Awesome Buys

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Yangdu

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Beautifully done 17 inch 32 ounce Dui Chirra by Purna. Black and gray horn handle. Add to your Purna Knife collection at $165. *SOLD*







18 inch 21 ounce Kobra by Yuvraj. Satisal wood handle. Lite and fast knife at $120. *SOLD*





16 inch 30 ounce Boncutter by Keshar Lal. Dhar wood handle. Usual outstanding work by Keshar Lal. Excellent investment at $145. *SOLD*









10 inch 5 ounce Fish Knife by Yuvraj. Antler handle. Cute one for your collection at $58.







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I sure do enjoy Auntie's photo back drops. Very pretty little stream. Suns out.

Don't get much better than that.
 
Someone PLEASE buy that dui chirra before I spend money I don't have on something else I don't NEED...:p
 
Very nice offerings today, congrats to those who got the DDs, very nice indeed.
 
I love it when keshar lal branches out of villagers , collectors get em while they are hot, anything by keshar is an understated masterpiece, the old man has talent!
 
I must admit that the Bone Cutter looks tempting. It will make someone happy.
 
Just got the done deal for the DUI chirra! I'm a sucker for the multicolored horn handles ever since the grey horn Malla last month. I also love the Purna DUI chirras. They're like a hybrid ang khola with a curved spine and a curved ASTK handle.
 
Sure do like all the antler lately. Looks great on that fish knife! Another beauty Purna Dui Chirra:thumbup: as well.
 
This Keshar Lal Bone cutter borders upon the sublime. Compact, refined, powerful, and beautiful. Hope I'm not too late.
 
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Very nice knives... I do ask this question, how many folks tote a khukri through the woods regularly? Also, is it worth the weight opposed to other tools such as a belt axe?
 
bazooka said:
Very nice knives... I do ask this question, how many folks tote a khukri through the woods regularly? Also, is it worth the weight opposed to other tools such as a belt axe?
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Well, it's winter with a lot of snow and cold as heck...so I haven't been out in awhile, but I carry one whenever I go into the woods. Definitely worth any extra weight. A belt axe isn't also a knife/draw knife. A khukuri will at least hold its own against a belt axe if not out chop it.
 
I carry my Khukuris wherever I go, the lighter gopte knives for in town carry whereas I take my 32 oz duo chirra or 38 oz m43 in the woods. Toated mine in the woods for a few miles even on snow shoes without much issue till I hit my hunting camp (ok camp is an overestimate). For weighing a little less than a boys axe and serving more rolls with similar chopping results they're my go to pack knives. I save axes for tons of splitting or large trees to fell. I actually felled a 10" m43 just yesterday with no issues.
 
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