Deals for 3/22 -- Pix and four beauties

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Yangdu

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Full tang Dui Chirra by master Kami Bura
Overall length--22 1/4 "
Weight --35 oz.
Spine thickness 3/8"
Includes 6 antler tools
Traditional bolster and buttcap with all fittings of white metal
Handle of the knife is made of satisal wood (Nepalese oak wood)
Scabbard is of red leather
Ecxellent work by Bura
$195 YBB. *SOLD*

16.5 inch 26 ounce WWII by Sher. Horn handle. Perfect fit and finish.
Good buy @ 100 even YBB. *SOLD*

17.5 inch 22 ounce villager Ganga Ram by Bura. Bijayasal hard wood handle.
Yours for $90.00 *SOLD*

15 3/4 inch 22 ounce villager baby Ganga Ram by Bura. Himalyan walnut wood handle. Awesome choppers. $85 YBB. *SOLD*


Email to get any or all.
 
neato. someone shark them :)

those two GRSeses are sweet, both same weight. 22 ounces in a 15.75" blade? yah.

bladite
 
Another full tang Dui Chirra! Man I hope I can snag one of these someday...

Norm
 
Email sent

15 3/4 inch 22 ounce villager baby Ganga Ram by Bura. Himalyan walnut wood handle. Awesome choppers. $85 YBB.
 
I'm poor today, but that 17.5 GR is calling. Someone buy it please.

What are all the tools with the Dui Chirra? What does one do with them?
 
Villager baby Ganga Ram gone.
 
I've gotta get me a dui chirra someday.
 
aproy1101 said:
I've gotta get me a dui chirra someday.
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today is a good day to buy...

college fund my little girl? what college fund? now pass the sharpeners...

:)

bladite
 
Wow Sogguy, you must really them little BGRS's.;) Second one in 3 days (2 dod's). I think I still prefer the look fo the kapur though.

mike
 
cndrm said:
Wow Sogguy, you must really them little BGRS's.;) Second one in 3 days (2 dod's). I think I still prefer the look fo the kapur though.

mike
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Got that one today, you could smell it in the box,before it was opened, it's great. I liked the balance of it and thought it might be an every day user, wanted the villager to compare. I also have a friend that needs INFECTED.

Dick
 
Nice grab, brokenhallelujah!

I recently sharked a 17" 22 oz Bura BGRS with sisau wood handles.
At this length and weight, these babies are relatively thin (3/8-1/4") and fast, suitable for both trail/hiking chopper and martial art applications.:thumbup: :thumbup:

Bijayasal, or Indian kino tree is evidently an important medicinal and timber tree.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Kino_Tree
 
yeah... I love my ak, but it definately feels more like a "working knife" than something martial. I appreciate the confirmation on that littlek. we will have to do a thread when I get mine. eh?
 
OK, brokenh.
Also, don't get fooled by the plain look of the villager.
After cleaning and some woodchucking, it might turn out that you've got a nicely grained or patterned wood.

I am not knowledgeable about proper wood treatments, but there is a plethora of information on the forum. For example, Ferguson, Yvsa, Arty, Daniel Koster, Ddean and others (sorry if I left out some authority) have posted great advices on how to bring out the best looks out of a wood.
 
The plain look is part of what I like about the villagers. There is something to an aesthetic that just screams "functionality" that I really appreciate.

Just spoke to Yangdu -- "Done deal will ship today." She also felt it was necessary to warn me that this one is very sharp.

I like the sound of that!
 
Email sent on 16.5 inch 26 ounce WWII by Sher. Horn handle. Perfect fit and finish. Good buy @ 100 even YBB.
 
Darn, way late today. Missing out on some nice blades, congrats to my fellow sharks!

B
 
Cool Sogguy, you'll have to post your opinion of the Kapur wood in my thread. (Kapur wood). Interested in what you have to say.

mike
 
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