Deals for 5/17 -- Pix Giant Chiruwa Ang Khola, Crow and usual good buys

[Yangdu]

GIANT CHIRUWA ANG KHOLA BY SGT. KHADKA

Overall length -- 23 ''
Weight -- 55 oz
Spine thickness -- 1/2''
All fitrrngs are white metal
Traditional bolster and buttcap
Walnut wood handle
Standard black leather scabbard
I am offering this awesome rig at $195.00 which includes a surprise gift *SOLD*

KING CROW KNIFE BY VIM BHADUR KAMI

Overall length 18 2/4''
Weight -- 26''
Spine thickness-- 3/8''
Brass guard
Sisau wood handle
Black leather scabbard
Bargain at $135 YBB.

14 inch 16 ounce YCS karda by Kumar. Single dragon engraved on both sides of chandan wood handle. Very good deal at $75 YBB. *SOLD*

17 3/4'' 19 ounce Glebu special by Bura. Karda Chakma and scabbard are missing. Send to Sarki shop for new scabbard or make you own. $50 delivered. *SOLD*

9 inch 13 ounce Kerambit by Dil bhadur kami. Horn handle. Fine looking knife. Loose scabbard sent to Sarki shop for new or use this one with caution. Yours for $85 delivered. *SOLD*



Email to order any or all

 

[Guyon]

Oh so big. Nice CAK!

 

[Phil Brown]

A 55 oz. CAK... I'll bet it just falls through wood. Good deals, all.

 

[Hondo.3]

Man, I'm trying to reduce my knife purchases, and there is that big CAK just sitting there...

John, is that the same size as yours?

 

[Uplander]

There's a new shark in the sea, boys. I scored the Kerambit.
Thanks, Yangdu

Uplander

 

[Bladite]

is that CAK still available? wow. i'd be tempted. plus a free gift. mmm.
23 inches? mmm. ruh roh. reaching for the checkbook. hah.

regarding khadka chiruwa handles - my favorite, but you have to oil them soon, or risk a little shrinkage. ask me how i know next warm day, i have to oil that samsher up. i might have to wrap the handle anyway, as it's just a TAD small for my hands for comfort. awesome blade otherwise.

oh, and regarding kerambits sheaths: Loose scabbard sent to Sarki shop for new or use this one with caution please note that in no way are these sheath/scabbards defective. *I* couldn't much make better generally speaking, they're good sheaths, as good as many as you'll see. someone went tipping one upside down and the blade fell out. woops. don't do that. a "pocket sheath" would be far suprerior for many of the smaller HI blades, imho. just that simple swap, and no more caveats.

just my three cents

bladite