Early Bird Special for 9/9

Yangdu

Yangdu

Himalayan Imports Owner ~ himimp@aol.com
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15 inch 22 ounce Ang Khola by Sher the young (tiger). Horn handle. Great buy at $75. *SOLD*
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16 inch 20 ounce Chitlangi by Dil. Horn handle. Makes it perfect gift for your friend at $75. *SOLD*
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12 inch 16 ounce Himalayan Survival Knife by Khaktta Kami. Yours for $75.
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16.5 inch Tin Chirra by Dharan Kami. Satisal wood handle. Excellent buy at $55. *SOLD*
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E-mail sent for the 15 inch 22 ounce Ang Khola by Sher the young (tiger) and the 16.5 inch Tin Chirra by Dharan Kami.

If I didn't have an almost identical length and weight Chitlangi by Dil coming I would have got it too. A good deal for somebody.
 
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Chitlangi please :)
Oops I sent you 2 emails from different places, but I'm sure you can tell they're from the same person
 
I noticed absolutely no difference between this transaction and those pre-Policy Change.
 
heinlein then you were probably doing it right;) I expect no change on my next one unless I bite off more than I can chew and have to use a different form of payment:p
 
I think you would have a difficult time trying to fasten it to a stick to use it as a spear which is easy with the survival knife.
 
I see, makes sense. The finishes on these are just gorgeous-the decorative work on the blades as well. I really like the profile of that 16 inch Tin Chirra.
 
Email sent for the early bird on the 1st pic.

J/k. Auntie, where's that blue bird?

It's a really good looking creature.:D
 
heinlein said:
I think you would have a difficult time trying to fasten it to a stick to use it as a spear which is easy with the survival knife.
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I stupidly didn't notice that that was why the handle was hollow... but besides that, can the Chitlangi be used for chopping like the survival one?
 
Jay I think you might be looking at the south end of a north bound Mocking Bird there.
 
jack_mcdowell said:
I stupidly didn't notice that that was why the handle was hollow... but besides that, can the Chitlangi be used for chopping like the survival one?
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I think any Khuk can be used for chopping but some are better at it. I would think the chitlangi is better at it than a survival knife.
 
Lets just say Mocking birds like tomatoes. I like tomatoes. I don't like Mocking birds eating my tomatoes and leave it at that;)
 
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