Fun Thread: Your Favorite Khuk!

snow and steel

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Lets see some pics of your Favorite khuk and a explanation why its your favorite. This should be a lot of fun, and full of beautiful pieces to boot!
 
Snow and Steel
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I like your idea.
I like the Biltong the most. Its handle was to small for me that's why it's my daughters now. It's cute when she asks me if she can cut something with it. She's only almost 5 and always asks for permission. (It's out of reach anyways, just in case)
Sorry no pics.
 
This is my most special blade because it came directly from Aunties hands to mine in person not 20 yards from the computer shack in Reno.

Very, very special 25" Sirupati.


For feel and swing and just plain natural fit I love my Trusuli Ghaule, I probably screwed the spelling up on that one.
Top second from right next to my departed Bowie.


A very close second to best feel and fit is the WWII by Amtrak Raj Kumar. And of course me love for my Pen Knife next to it is common knowledge.


I guess this isn't working too good for me, suppose to name a favorite but I love them all. My KLVUK is also a favorite mostly cause I'm not the least afraid to take it out and chop down the world with it. Kind of wet and nasty and windy here today so I'll probably wait to chop down the rest of the world until tomorrow.
 
Bawanna said:
This is my most special blade because it came directly from Aunties hands to mine in person not 20 yards from the computer shack in Reno.
Very, very special 25" Sirupati.
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Now that there is some very fine people and my favorite most used blade but mine aint shiny anymore.
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When I dont need to reach the ground then Single Fuller Chitlangi does the trick. This blade makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up everytime I pick it up!

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And nothing needs to be said about this one. It speaks for itself!
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For EDC Kagas Katne which is a very underrated knife in my opinion. It fits my pocket and the only time it is more than a few feet from me is when Im sleeping.
I could go on and on: Ang Khola, 11.5 siru, Chitlangi, But they all have their place. Just depends on when you ask me which is my favorite.
 
Thank you. Out growed already. Keeps the sawdust off them some, but takes longer to get at them to fondle.
 
Bawanna said:
Thank you. Out growed already. Keeps the sawdust off them some, but takes longer to get at them to fondle.
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Was thinking of getting a big pelican box to fit all my Kukris in there. Would keep moisture out, buffer temperature fluctuations, easy to transport, no scratches but then its also not really a display. Still have to make up my mind.
 
Yeah, I like to have them out where I can at least look at them. I'm gonna build a cabinet of some sort like another member here did, he had like a china hutch or something, just open the door and there they are.
Might line the back with metal and do the magnet trick. Quick and easy to fondle, still under glass so I can see them and still keep most of the dust and what not off of them.
 
Heh, I hope this doesn't turn into an expensive addiction.

My favorite is the KLVUK, for the simple reason that it's the only one I have. But I *like* it. It's by far the largest, heaviest knife I own but every time I pick it up it feels more natural and comfortable. It used to sound odd to hear people say something over a pound could feel "lively" in your hand, but I'm starting to believe it.
 
That's a beautiful M43 Mr. Settanta, someday I'm gonna have to get me one of those too.
 
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