Deals for 11/09 -- Pix and Four Beauties

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Yangdu

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19.5 inch 40 ounce Chirua Ang Khola by Sher with all Sher quality work. Montana elk antler handle. Awesome rig. Yours for $145 YBB***** *SOLD*

15 inch 29 ounce R-1 Knife by Dil Bhadur Kami. Horn handle. Outstanding work by Dil. $135 delivered. *SOLD*

9.5 inch 13 ounce Kerambit by Bura. Chandan wood handle. Excellent work by master kami. $100 even.

9 inch 5 ounce villager Grand baby Chitlangi by Dil Bhadur kami. Sisau wood handle. Take this cute Knife home for $48 YBB. *SOLD*


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Westfork, glad you got the AK. It was calling my name VERY LOUDLY!!!

Jaiofspam, enjoy the stick knife, I like mine!

Andy
 
Magnum22 said:
when will they quit with the kerambits?
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when you buy one :D ... after you do, you wont salivate as much since you already own one...
but you still have to fight the urge to have 2 :)

EDIT: the baby chit villager is a good deal ($48)... somebody should jump on that one.
 
Jaiofspam said:
when you buy one :D ... after you do, you wont salivate as much since you already own one...
but you still have to fight the urge to have 2 :)

EDIT: the baby chit villager is a good deal ($48)... somebody should jump on that one.[/QUOTE]


Just now saw it and sent Yangdu an e-mail trying to buy it (keeping my fingers crossed). What a cute little khuk, sort of like a souped up full (stick) tang Bilton that comes with a karda and chakma. Me likey :D

Sarge
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Good snag there Jai. Wonderful looking R-1, and it's the first one in horn without the pommel.


That's a wonderful AK as well.
 
You know, I keep missing these (which is just as well for my bank account!) That is the perfect wieght for a 20" CAK. Usually they are a bit too heavy.

It should be noted that the first standard 16.5" CAK's in antler and chandan (26 and 28 oz. respectively, sold by Uncle Bill) were also $145, so this is an exceptional bargain. This is one I wish I had snagged. Hopefully we will see more of these big AK's...

Norm
 
Jaiofspam said:
CONGRATS ON THAT ONE!!! :eek:
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I'd been looking for a CAK of that size and weight. The best part is I just got home - my wife knew I wanted one and emailed Yangdu about it. It looks like it has a generous sized handle too.:)

You should love that R-1 Jai. I received a 16" 32.5 oz one in wood a couple days ago. The handle feels just right. The only problem is when you hold it it is difficult to resist chopping something - Don't unsheath it until you are outside or at least away from your furniture.

Lloyd
 
I would really love to see the look on my neighbors' faces as I strode casually around the yard with an R-1 at my side.

Eric
 
19.5 inch 40 ounce Chirua Ang Khola by Sher
WOW, that looks like a nice chopper indeed. I knew it would not remain unsold for long. I hope we see a field report on this beast.
 
Great to see these kerambits... they have a well-deserved following. Though it looks like a slicer (and is :D ) it can punch a mean hole too.

I know I love mine- it's my rough cutter for boxes and stuff. It wasn't getting used much til Dan Koster sent one of his awesome kydex sheaths my way, and now it's a go-to blade. :thumbup: Amazing what a difference the carry rig makes. Dan, you rock!

Mike
 
Thanks, Mike!

Just call me the Synthetic Sarki....:D


Can somebody find me a hat? :eek:



Man...that antler Chiruwa sure is a nice one!! :thumbup:
 
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