Good Karma and Dharma deals for 4/27

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Yangdu

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TARWAR BY KUMAR

Overall lenght --29.5''
Weight --47 oz
Spine thickness --5/16''
Brass fittings
Satisal wood handle
Standard leather sheath
True combat Sword at $295.



WAJASKI SWORD BY KUMAR

Overall lenght --27 1/4''
Weight --32 oz
Spine thickness 1/4''
Brass fittings
Satisal wood handle
Standard leather sheath
Add to your Katana collection at $245. *SOLD*





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15.5 inch 27 ounce Gopte Knife by Dhan Bahadur. Dhar wood handle. Take it for $115.

17 7/8 inch 14 ounce Trident (Trisul) by Kumar. One more addition to your collection at $125. *SOLD*

Beautifully done 16 inch 20 ounce Tamang Knife by Kumar. Walnut woodh handle. Knife with beauty power and grace for your growing collection at $165. *SOLD*

13 1/4 inch 14 ounce villager fit and finish Hasiya by Yuvraj. Satisal wood handle. Great gift for your loved one at $85. *SOLD*

17.5 inch 19 ounce Chainpura Knife from chainpur. Nice satisal woodden sheath handle. Sharp and pointy blade. $100 even. *SOLD*





Email to himimp@aol.com to get any or all
First come first served
Thank you all for your ongoing supports to HI and Kamis
 
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That trident is supercool. I just might have to get it. I need a whole lot of good Kharma right now.
 
That Hasiya is callin my name, sadly I left most of my loot down in Cul's neck of the woods. Need to rebuild the penny bank after that trip.
 
Bawanna said:
That Hasiya is callin my name, sadly I left most of my loot down in Cul's neck of the woods. Need to rebuild the penny bank after that trip.
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My brother lives in SD, and he says, thanks for the contributions! . Lol
 
EMS on the Tamang knife by Kumar.

Someone beat me to it. :(
 
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I've got a tamang by Kumar, just like that one, that I got almost exactly a month ago. I like it a lot. What surprised me a bit was that the blackened area was not left rough and scaled from the forge, as with my KLVUK (KLUVK?) but must have been ground and polished smooth, and then (I assume) put back into the fire to be blackened. Nice craftsmanship, whoever got it will be pleased.

- Bill D.
 
cul4u01 said:
You get it, and I'll borrow it for fondling from time to time...:p
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I hear a good trident keeps them nurse sharks under pleasant control:D I do like it. Id be totally inclined to put a big Ironwood staff on the end of it. Kinda devilish eh?
 
ndoghouse said:
I hear a good trident keeps them nurse sharks under pleasant control:D I do like it. Id be totally inclined to put a big Ironwood staff on the end of it. Kinda devilish eh?
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Lol...I was thinking the same thing. Putting it on the end of a bo staff.
 
Does anyone know approximately the handle length on the Tarwar and Wajaski.

Also, I'm curious, is there a fun historical/linguistic reason why HI calls them tarwars and wajaskis instead of tulwars and wakizashis?
 
I've gots to get me one of them chiruwa Gopte's some time. Looks like that'd peel through wood like butter. The Tamang is pretty sweet too.
 
DarthTaco123 said:
I've gots to get me one of them chiruwa Gopte's some time. Looks like that'd peel through wood like butter. The Tamang is pretty sweet too.
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I just cut some firewood up for the firepit this weekend with my m43. It was chewing through old branches like crazy- oak and maple and lopped off some branches from one of those annoying bean trees up here to boot. To think that some of the other choppers would do it better- dang!
 
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